CAS 2022 SAFETY PROTOCOLS

Last Updated September 15, 2022

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BW Community Arts School is committed to providing a safe learning environment for students, faculty, and staff. We appreciate your cooperation with the following policies so we may continue offering high-quality arts education for all.

Masks

Baldwin Wallace University is not requiring face coverings/masks to be worn anywhere on campus.
Face coverings are recommended when the COVID-19 community levels are high in Cuyahoga County. Members of the campus community can make the best decision, on an individual basis, whether to continue masking.
All members of the BW community are encouraged to be respectful of the decisions of others and to continue to take any necessary personal precautions against COVID-19.

Get Vaccinated

The best way to protect yourself and others is to get vaccinated and boosted against COVID-19. We strongly recommend all members of our university community get vaccinated. Although it is not required, the COVID-19 vaccine is the single most effective way to protect our community as we resume full in-person experiences.

Monitor Symptoms

Please continue to monitor yourself and your family for any COVID-19 symptoms. When in doubt, stay home if you are feeling ill.

If you or your student test positive for COVID-19, please inform your instructor as soon as possible. Together with CAS staff, any necessary isolation and/or quarantine protocols will be determined at that time.

Learn more about Baldwin Wallace University’s current COVID-19 protocols.

CLASSES AND ENSEMBLES

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  • Individuals who are fully vaccinated may choose to not wear a mask while on campus and do not need to maintain physical distancing while participating in CAS programs.
  • Individuals who have not been vaccinated must continue to wear a mask both inside and outside of buildings while maintaining physical distancing.
  • During CAS classes containing students ineligible for vaccinations because of their age group, both faculty members and students will continue to wear masks and practice social distancing.