1st-year students move into Manhattanville College campus
College move-in day is always stressful, but students now must expect dozens of health and safety protocols.
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Aug 25, 2020, 12:05 PM
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Updated 1,340 days ago
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1,283ds agoThe school has laid out a 20-page plan, which includes everything from capacity limits, testing, tracing and cleaning protocols to bring students and faculty back.
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- 50% staff on campus at any time
- Reduced class sizes to ensure 6 feet between desks
- Masks always required indoors
- Fewer than 700 students living on campus with the option of having a single
- Testing required before moving on to campus
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