March 26, 2021

Dear Day Student Parents,

I hope everyone is off to a fine start for the Spring Term and your boys are excited to resume in-person class late next week. As a reminder and follow-up to my email earlier this week, all students are required to upload a negative PCR COVID-19 test in the Magnus Health Portal before arriving to campus, observe a home quarantine this week, minimize communal interactions, and avoid gatherings that exceed a limit of 10 individuals.

Below is a more detailed schedule for next week. Again, it is imperative that each student arrives at the Smith Field House during the allotted times to complete the School's COVID-19 testing on April 1st.

Monday, March 29th

Remote Classes

Tuesday, March 30th

Remote Classes

Wednesday, March 31st

Remote Classes

(Classes will follow a Thursday academic schedule)

Thursday, April 1st

8:00 AM – 10:00 AM: Testing at Smith Field House**

(Classes will follow the Wednesday academic schedule and begin at 1:00 PM)

**Testing is required for all Day Students. Moving forward, Day Student testing will occur every Wednesday morning from 7:30 AM to 9:30 AM in the Smith Field House. Should a student miss a testing day, they may not return to campus until a negative PCR COVID-19 test result is obtained.

Friday, April 2nd

Remote Classes

(COVID-19 test results return)

Saturday, April 3rd

9:00 AM: In-person Classes Begin

Trinity-Pawling has also worked diligently to provide the boys with athletic contests this Spring Term. In order to safely do so, athletics will take place on Friday and Saturday afternoons. To accommodate this, starting the week of April 5th, the academic schedules for Wednesday and Friday have switched:

Wednesday classes will take place on Friday.
Friday classes will take place on Wednesday.
Middle School start times will not be affected: 8:00 AM start time, Monday through Friday.
There will be no effect on afternoon bus transportation: 5:15 PM departure.

Please feel free to contact me at jcollins@trinitypawling.org if you have any questions or concerns. Thank you for your continued support and cooperation!

Best,

Josh Collins '95