Implementation Resources by Public Health Principle

The Parabola Project has developed concrete and actionable toolkits and collected field examples to support the operationalization and translation of the nine public health principles as well as fill critical gaps in resources.

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System-Level

Ongoing Leadership Processes

These principles are essential for driving alignment, improvement, and coherence across a district. They are ideally centralized at the system-level and implemented by district administrators and teams.

School-Level

Enabling Systems and Structures

These principles must take into account existing facility layout, student populations, staffing, and timelines. Decisions are then likely implemented on a day-to-day basis by school leadership teams.

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Principle 4: Screening and Triage

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Principle 5: Space Layout and Air Quality

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Principle 6: Cohorting and Scheduling

Classroom-Level

Essential Supports

These principles are critical to day-by-day learning and safety, providing front-line teachers with processes, tools, and practices for working with students and other staff members. These principles are highly local and reflect classroom-level context, such as individual student and teacher needs, grade levels, and room layouts.

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Principle 7: Masks and PPE

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Principle 9: Density and Distance

 These health and safety principles can be viewed further in depth by visiting our School Reopening Readiness Guide.

Teaching & Learning Practices

These tools and resources support teachers as they adjust to a different teaching environment with safety measures in hybrid models.