School District of Mauston - COVID-19 (Coronavirus)

School District of Mauston COVID-19 Dashboard

Current Learning Model

4K - 5 students are attending in-person classes Monday through Friday in the traditional model. Knowing that a classroom setting may not be appropriate for all students under the current circumstances, families may elect a full-time virtual option for learning. For more information, see Mauston's Virtual Program.
6 - 12 grade students are attending in-person classes Monday through Friday in the traditional model. Knowing that a classroom setting may not be appropriate for all students under the current circumstances, families may elect a full-time virtual option for learning. For more information, see Mauston's Virtual Program.

Safety at School

All students and staff are required to wear a face-covering on busses and in school. Mask requirements are in effect until further notice. If a medical provider has indicated your student should not wear a face-covering, please contact Mary O'Brien, Director of Pupil Services at 608-847-5451, ext. 6602.

Our in-person learning environment that follows safety guidelines.

General Procedures

Transportation

Breakfast and Lunch

What if Someone Gets Sick at School?

Responding to Probable, Positive Cases and Close Contacts

What Happens When Someone Has Symptoms?

When Should My Child Stay Home?

FAQs

Q: Can families request a medical exemption from wearing a face-covering for their child?

A: The District will require documentation from a medical provider to allow students in buildings without a face covering. Please send all requests to the Director of Pupil Services, Mary O'Brien at mobrien@maustonschools.org

Q: Will the district provide a face covering?

A: If your student has a mask that they prefer to wear, they are welcome to bring them. The School District of Mauston does have masks available in case a student needs one.

Q: How do I know if I registered for virtual/online schooling or not?

A: If you completed the survey that said you wanted online learning this fall, you will receive a phone call from a staff member at your child's school to confirm your wish for online learning.

Q: Will virtual learning be the same as it was in the spring?

A: Mauston’s Virtual Learning Program will be a true virtual school learning experience. This will be how most students participate in online learning. Students will access their classwork online and work with the support of Mauston teachers in 4K-5, and Mauston coaches in 6-12. Students will have expectations for work completion each day. Families will receive a handbook with specific guidelines.

Q: Will the District require students to wear face coverings once the state order expires?

A: The District works with Juneau County Health Department to implement its safety recommendations.