Georgia college brings back mask mandates and ‘physical distancing’.
A College in Georgia Reinstates COVID-19 Precautions
A college in Georgia is taking proactive measures to protect its students and staff from COVID-19. Morris Brown College, located in Atlanta, has announced the reinstatement of mask mandates and “physical distancing” on its premises.
The decision was made in response to reports of positive COVID-19 cases among students in the Atlanta University Center. To ensure the safety of everyone, face masks and social distancing will be mandatory for the next two weeks, as stated in the university’s announcement.
Additional Precautions Taken
Alongside the mask mandates and physical distancing, Morris Brown College is implementing other safety measures. Large gatherings, including student events and parties, will be prohibited. The college will also follow guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention regarding isolation and quarantine.
Furthermore, temperature checks will be conducted for all students and school employees upon arrival at the campus.
The college’s fall semester began on August 14th, and these precautions were put in place to ensure a safe learning environment for everyone.
However, the school’s decision to reinstate mask mandates has received criticism on social media. Users on the platform formerly known as Twitter expressed their discontent with the college’s decision.
The Washington Examiner has reached out to the university’s president and director of campus operations for their comments on the matter.
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