LEAs shall continue to enter attendance in eSchool. All athletes playing indoors must wear face coverings at all times, unless rule changes or face covering modifications approved by DPH are in place. The contract allowance provisions of 14 Del. For the 2020-21 academic year, LEAs may amend their calendars with a seven- (7) day public notice requirement. C. § 1270(f) shall be suspended for the 2020-21 academic year. Vigorous physical activity does not include weightlifting. Have written documentation, such as a doctor’s note, supporting accommodations for any employee, contractor, or volunteer not wearing a face covering. The Sheriff of Delaware County is Jerry L. Sanders, Jr. Sheriff Sanders was elected to a four year term in November of 2017. Attendance may be based on a combination of participation in, completion and/or submission of assignments as determined by the LEA. The Public Health Authority must grant written approval for the health system to operationalize its crisis standard of care before paragraphs 13 – 16 of this Public Health Section goes into effect. Must be wide enough to provide coverage for people seated at the table. Currently, the Courthouse and Government Center remains closed to the general public due to a declared judicial Emergency by the Court related to the COVID-19 Pandemic. C. §10119. C. § 815.3.3.1. Activation to provide healthcare services as a volunteer shall occur when a hospital activates its crisis standard of care developed in accordance with the Crisis Standard of Care Concept of Operations approved by the Public Health Authority. Code § 290.3.5.1 may be completed through in-person, virtual and/or a combination of in-person and virtual observation during the State of Emergency and six (6) months after the State of Emergency is lifted. Facilities serving older adults, including skilled nursing facilities, assisted living facilities, hospice providers, and rehabilitation facilities with older patients must: Screen and restrict access by those who meet the following: 1) signs or symptoms of a respiratory infection such as cough, fever, shortness of breath or sore throat; 2) in the last 14 days had contact with someone with a confirmed diagnosis of COVID-19, or 3) are ill with respiratory illness. If outside at a child care home or center or at a school, face coverings shall be worn by students (Kindergarten and above) if social distancing cannot be maintained. For any residential mortgage foreclosure action commenced prior to the declaration of the state of emergency due to COVID-19, any stay of a deadline in that action pursuant to paragraphs C.2, C.3, and C.4 of the Sixth Modification is lifted, unless the court determines that a longer period is necessary in the interest of justice. Schools should make every effort to reinstate and complete screenings for § 3.1.1 (vision and hearing screening for grades 2, 4, 7, and 9 or 10), § 3.1.1.1.1 (driver’s education students), and § 3.2.1 (postural and gait screening for grades 5-9) during the 2020-2021 school year upon the lifting of the State of Emergency. C. § 1049(a)(1). The Sheriff and his deputies work daily providing courtroom security, prisoner transportation, service of civil and real estate process, as well as the service of court warrants. For medium risk activities, the following rule and play modifications are required if face coverings are not worn at all times: Deliberate, direct physical contact, including body checking, tackling, blocking, pack running/riding, must be eliminated. The executive branch agency review of regulations requirement of 29 Del.