Return to School Webinar with Dr. Stanley
2021-2022 school year return to school planning
Public health data and COVID-19 status in Edina
COVID-19 mitigation strategies in school environments
Vaccination efficacy and community coverage statistics
Analysis of impacts of COVID-19 on children
Addressing common myths regarding masks and vaccines
Clarification of district policy and decision-making processes
Full Document Analysis
Notable Quotes (3)
Public health is not the organization that just says you can't do certain things... where public health is as a field is focused on what we as society do to assure people can be healthy.
The media stories about what's been happening with delta and vaccination are a little bit misleading. The vaccines are working as as well as we expected.
I am intentionally reaching out to the community to garner your considerations to get information from you in addition to the emails that I've received.
People (3)
Stacy StanleySuperintendentLeading the Edina Public Schools return to school planning and community listening session.
Leading the Edina Public Schools return to school planning and community listening session.
Dr. Nick KellyPublic Health Administrator / EpidemiologistRepresenting Bloomington Public Health, providing epidemiological data and guidance for Edina schools.
1 quote
Representing Bloomington Public Health, providing epidemiological data and guidance for Edina schools.
“Kids get covid just as likely as adults and other people in the community.”
Discussing the reality of pediatric transmission.
Eric HamiltonUnspecifiedCredited with overseeing air filtration and ventilation improvements in classrooms.
Credited with overseeing air filtration and ventilation improvements in classrooms.
Places Mentioned
Events & Meetings (2)
- Community listening session, date unspecified
- School board of directors meeting, Monday evening
Ordinances & Resolutions (2)
Mandates community health boards to manage prevention of infectious diseases.
Requires schools and child care facilities to report COVID-19 cases to the state health department.