Families looking for top primary schools in Eldoret will soon have an exciting new option. Nova Pioneer is proud to announce the launch of Nova Pioneer Eldoret Primary School, opening in 2027.

For years, parents in Eldoret and surrounding regions have asked when Nova Pioneer would expand its primary education offering to the area. In response to this demand, we are bringing our proven approach to Competency-Based Education (CBE) and strong academic foundations to young learners in Eldoret.

Applications for the 2027 academic year are now open, and families are invited to learn more at our upcoming Open Day on 30th May 2026.

A New Primary School in Eldoret Focused on Strong Foundations

Primary school is where a child’s learning journey truly begins. At Nova Pioneer, we believe that strong foundations in primary school shape a child’s confidence, character, and long-term academic success.

Nova Pioneer has built a reputation for developing students who think independently, lead with integrity, and perform strongly academically. With the launch of our Eldoret Primary School, families will now be able to access this approach closer to home.

Our primary school programme focuses on:

• Building strong literacy and numeracy skills
• Encouraging curiosity and critical thinking
• Developing leadership and character
• Supporting learning beyond the classroom through sport, leadership opportunities, and creative exploration

A Leading CBE Primary School in Eldoret

Nova Pioneer Eldoret Primary School will start with the Competency-Based Education (CBE) curriculum, which focuses on developing practical skills and competencies rather than rote memorisation.

Students will build key skills such as:

• critical thinking
• collaboration
• creativity
• communication
• problem-solving

Our classrooms are designed to help students become active learners who apply knowledge to real-world situations.

Click Here to view our 2025 Athi River Primary KPSEA Results

Click Here to view our 2025 Tatu Primary KPSEA Results

Click Here to view our 2025 KJSEA Results

Click Here to view our 2025 KSCE Results

 

Differentiated Learning for Every Child

One of the things that sets Nova Pioneer apart from other primary schools in Eldoret is our commitment to differentiated learning.

Every child learns differently. Our teachers are trained to adapt instruction to ensure each learner is challenged and supported appropriately.

This means:

• learners who need extra support receive it
• high-performing students are stretched further
• each child grows in confidence and capability

By meeting students where they are, we ensure every child can thrive academically and personally.

 

A Strong School Culture That Builds Character

At Nova Pioneer, education goes beyond academics. Our schools are known for building a strong school culture that shapes character and leadership from an early age.

Students develop:

• confidence to express their ideas
• resilience to overcome challenges
• leadership skills through real opportunities to lead

This culture helps students grow into thoughtful leaders who are prepared to make a positive impact in the world. Read more about our School Culture 

 

Learning Beyond the Classroom

Great primary education extends beyond textbooks and exams.

At Nova Pioneer Eldoret Primary School, learners will benefit from a variety of programmes designed to support holistic development, including:

• sports and physical development
• leadership programmes
• innovation and problem-solving activities

These experiences allow students to discover their talents while building teamwork and communication skills.

 

Boarding Primary School in Eldoret (From Grade 4)

For families outside Eldoret, Nova Pioneer will offer boarding from Grade 4 upwards.

This allows parents across Kenya and the wider region to access the Nova Pioneer education experience even if they do not live in Eldoret.

Our boarding programme prioritises:

• student safety and wellbeing
• structured academic support
• pastoral care and mentorship
• continuous counselling support

Parents can feel confident that their children are cared for in a nurturing and supportive environment.

 

A Spacious 20-Acre Campus in Eldoret

Nova Pioneer Eldoret Primary School will be located on a 20-acre campus shared with our Junior and Senior School students, creating a vibrant learning community where younger learners grow within a broader culture of leadership and academic excellence.

The campus provides ample space for:

• classrooms designed for modern, engaging learning
• sports and recreation facilities
• outdoor exploration and play
• leadership and extracurricular programmes

Being part of a shared Nova Pioneer campus also allows primary learners to see what their future learning journey can look like as they grow, learning alongside a community of older students who model confidence, leadership, and academic ambition.

For families, this means their child’s journey can begin in primary school and continue seamlessly through junior and senior school within one trusted learning environment.

This approach is especially valuable for families looking for schools in Eldoret that offer a continuous learning journey from primary school through to senior school, ensuring consistency in academic standards, school culture, and student support.

This environment allows students to learn, explore, and grow in a vibrant school community.

 

Join Our Eldoret Primary School Open Day

Families interested in enroling their children are invited to attend our Open Day, register here for details.

During the Open Day, parents will have the opportunity to:

• meet the Nova Pioneer team
• learn more about Nova Pioneer’s unique learning model
• understand our academic and leadership programmes
• explore how Nova Pioneer supports students throughout their education journey in and beyond the classroom

Applications are now open for the 2027 academic year.

 

Apply to Nova Pioneer Eldoret Primary School

If you are searching for a top primary school in Eldoret that combines academic excellence, strong values, and future-focused learning, Nova Pioneer offers an exciting new opportunity.

Our goal is to help every child build the foundations needed to thrive in school and beyond.

Apply today for 2027 enrolment.

Learn more or register for the Open Day, call 0799453440 to speak to Cosmas.

For decades, success in school has been narrowly defined by exam results. Students memorise content, reproduce it under pressure, and move on; often without fully understanding themselves, the world around them, or how to apply what they’ve learned beyond the classroom.

But the world our children are growing into demands far more.

At Nova Pioneer, education is intentionally designed to move beyond rote learning and exam preparation alone. While academic excellence remains a critical foundation, it is not the end goal. What sets Nova Pioneer apart is a unique learning model that equips students with the critical thinking skills, character, and confidence needed to succeed in school, beyond high school, and across the world.

 

Strong Academics, Consistently Delivered

Nova Pioneer’s approach works and the results confirm it.

In 2025, Nova Pioneer students across its CBE and 8-4-4 pathways in Kenya delivered strong performance in the national KPSEA, KJSEA, and KCSE examinations, reflecting both academic rigour and depth of understanding.

Athi River 2025 KPSEA Results 

Tatu City 2025 KPSEA Results

2025 KJSEA Results

2025 KCSE Results

Across its Athi River, Eldoret, and Tatu City (Kiambu) campuses, students demonstrated:

• Strong subject mastery
• Consistent performance across schools and cohorts
• Positive progression outcomes at key national assessment points

This consistency across all Nova Pioneer schools offering CBE & 8-4-4 underscores a critical truth: when students are taught to think deeply and apply knowledge meaningfully, academic success follows naturally.

 

Learning That Goes Beyond Rote Memorisation

Nova Pioneer offers both Kenya’s National Curriculum (CBE & 8-4-4) and Cambridge pathways, unified by a shared philosophy that learning should develop the whole child.

From early childhood through high school, students are immersed in best-practice approaches such as:

• Exploration and inquiry-based learning
• Innovation and Leadership programmes infused into the core curriculum
• Collaborative classrooms that elevate student voice
• Real-world problem solving and reflection

Rather than teaching students what to think, Nova Pioneer focuses on teaching them how to think; ensuring learners do not become trapped in rote learning designed only to pass exams.

 

Integrated Programmes, Not Add-Ons

At Nova Pioneer, programmes such as Innovation and Leadership are not extracurricular activities; they are intentionally embedded into both the CBE/8-4-4 and Cambridge curricula.

Students apply what they learn in mathematics, sciences, humanities, and technology to real-world challenges. They learn to research, test ideas, collaborate, lead ethically, and iterate solutions.

This integration strengthens (not distracts from) academic performance, helping students develop:

• Critical thinking
• Communication and collaboration skills
• Confidence and leadership
• A sense of purpose and agency

 

From Classroom to Life After School

Academic success is only meaningful if it opens doors.

Through Nova Pioneer’s Post-School Success Programme, students are supported to transition confidently beyond high school through:

• Career and pathway exploration
• University and college preparation
• Scholarship guidance
• Leadership development and global exposure

This ensures students graduate with clarity, not just certificates.

 

A Culture of Collaboration and Student Voice

Nova Pioneer classrooms are deliberately student-centred. Learners engage in discussion, collaboration, and reflection, developing confidence to express ideas and respect diverse perspectives.

Teachers act as facilitators and coaches, creating environments where curiosity is encouraged and learning is active. These are key drivers of both academic success and personal growth.

This culture begins as early as age three and continues through to high school graduation, ensuring learners grow steadily in confidence, capability, and independence.

 

Global Outcomes That Speak for Themselves

In just 11 years since launch, Nova Pioneer has graduated over 1,500 high school students.

These alumni have gone on to secure placements and scholarships at top universities around the world, including Ivy League institutions such as Princeton and Caltech, as well as leading universities across Africa, Europe, and North America.

These outcomes reflect more than strong grades; they reflect globally competitive, adaptable young leaders.

 

Investing in Teachers to Transform Learning

Exceptional student outcomes begin with exceptional teaching.

Nova Pioneer invests heavily in its educators, providing over 100 hours of professional development annually to teachers across Kenya and South Africa. This continuous investment ensures classrooms are led by teachers equipped with the best instructional practices and aligned to the school’s future-focused philosophy.

 

Choosing a School Intentionally

For parents, choosing a school is one of the most important decisions they will make. It requires looking beyond tradition and asking deeper questions:

• Will this school prepare my child for a changing, global world?
• Does it build skills for life and not just exams?
• Does it deliver strong academic outcomes and holistic development?
• Does it invest in teachers and innovative learning practices?

Nova Pioneer exists for families who want more.

By combining strong performance in KPSEA, KJSEA, and KCSE, with a learning model that emphasises critical thinking, innovation, leadership, and global readiness, Nova Pioneer has established itself as one of the leading schools in Kenya.

It is a school where students learn to think, to lead, and to thrive, anywhere in the world.

To learn more about the opportunities available to our students, click here to sign up for our Open Day.

Choosing a Senior School isn’t just about the curriculum. It’s about unlocking your child’s full potential. At Nova Pioneer, we offer all three Senior School Competency Based Education Pathways across our campuses in Kenya – STEM, Social Sciences, and Arts & Sports Science. But here’s what makes us different: no matter the pathway, every Novaneer is developed as a visionary, ethical leader equipped to thrive in a fast-changing world.

This is more than school, it’s a launchpad!

 

One Vision: Developing Future Leaders

Whether your child chooses to dive into medical sciences, international relations, or digital design, the foundation remains the same: Nova Pioneer’s Innovation and Leadership Programme.

We’ve embedded real-world leadership development into our learning experience, helping students build:

• Critical thinking and problem-solving skills
• A deep sense of personal agency and ethical leadership
• The ability to create, innovate, and lead with purpose

This is where passions are nurtured and students grow the capabilities to lead change in Kenya and beyond.

 

Beyond the Classroom: Real-Life Learning

Learning at Nova Pioneer doesn’t stop at the classroom door. Our students take part in:

• Passion Projects and pitch sessions
• Internship experiences with partner organisations
• Clubs, competitions, and innovation fairs
• Community service and leadership camps

These are more than co-curriculars; they are key parts of how we prepare students to tackle real problems, work in diverse teams, and build solutions the world needs.

 

Inside the Classroom: Celebrating Collaboration and Student Voice

Our classrooms are alive with collaboration, not competition. Here, students are challenged to:

• Think aloud
• Question everything
• Lead group problem-solving
• Co-create knowledge with teachers, not just receive it

And yes, they have a voice. Through feedback circles, class forums, and peer-led initiatives, Novaneers learn early how to advocate, communicate, and lead from where they are.

 

The Destination: Post-School Success

Senior School at Nova Pioneer isn’t just about passing exams; it’s about preparing students for life after school.

Through our Post-School Success Programme, every student receives:

• University application and scholarship coaching
• Career exploration workshops and mentorship
• Personal development support to transition confidently into adult life

Whether they go on to top global universities, local institutions, or launch their own ventures, our goal is the same; to help each student to thrive.

👉 Explore our Senior School CBE Pathways today. Applications for 2026 are now open. 

 

Selecting the best curriculum for your child’s education is a significant decision that shapes their academic journey and future opportunities. With so many options available; such as traditional, Montessori, Waldorf, International Baccalaureate (IB), and Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC), parents are often left wondering which path to choose for their child(ren).

Key considerations 

When choosing a curriculum, parents should consider their child’s learning style, interests, and long-term goals. The flexibility of the curriculum, the focus on critical thinking and creativity, and how well it prepares students for future education are all important aspects to weigh. Additionally, the alignment of the curriculum with your family’s values and educational philosophy plays a crucial role.

Understanding Curriculum Differences

Different curricula offer unique approaches to learning. Traditional curricula focus on standardized content and exams, while Montessori and Waldorf emphasize hands-on, child-centered learning. IB is globally recognized for its rigorous, inquiry-based approach, preparing students for university-level work. Meanwhile, CBC, which is gaining traction in Kenya, emphasizes the development of specific competencies and skills rather than rote memorization.

Skills Development in CBC and International Curricula

CBC aims to develop practical skills like problem-solving, critical thinking, and creativity. These competencies are designed to prepare students for real-world challenges, making learning more relevant and applicable. In contrast, international curricula like IB focus on holistic education, encouraging students to explore subjects deeply and engage in independent research, fostering a global perspective.

As CBC continues to roll out across Kenya, it is set to transform the educational landscape by prioritizing skills and competencies over traditional content delivery. This shift is expected to create a more adaptable and innovative generation of learners, better equipped to meet the demands of the modern world.

To learn more, watch the Find Your Nova Podcast as Carol Gitobu (Senior Market Engagement Manager – GSMA),  Dr Lawrence Nderu (Chair – Dept. of Computing JKUAT) and Peninah Ivy Muthoni (Curriculum Design expert), discuss the intricacies of educational choices and their impact on students’ futures, offering expert insights to help you navigate this important decision. Watch now and leave a comment!

Are you interested to learn more about Nova Pioneer? Sign up via this link to attend a Campus Experience.

 

At Nova Pioneer, we’re bursting with pride! Our young innovators and leaders have truly outdone themselves in the 2023 KPSEA (Kenya Primary School Education Assessment) exams. With an impressive 96.8% of our 93 assessed students meeting and exceeding expectations, we couldn’t be happier for their remarkable achievements. We are proud to be leading the way in academic excellence and holistic student development.

These outstanding results are a testament to the dedication and hard work of each Novaneer. We applaud our students, parents, and teachers for their tireless efforts and unwavering commitment to excellence. These results also reveal the collaborative spirit that thrives at Nova Pioneer. Our dedicated teachers, support staff, and the entire school community have come together to create an environment that fosters learning, growth, and a genuine love for education.

What are the KPSEA exams?

KPSEA stands for Kenya Primary School Education Assessment. It’s a national exam administered to assess the learning progress of Grade 6 students under the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC). The CBC curriculum represents a significant shift in the education space of Kenya. This innovative approach moves away from an exam-focused approach and prioritizes developing well-rounded individuals with a strong foundation in core subjects like English and Mathematics.  It also encourages exploration in Integrated Sciences and an understanding of the world through Creative Arts & Social Studies.

Our students shone brightly in the 2023 KPSEA exams across various subjects, exceeding expectations in English, Mathematics, Integrated Sciences, and Creative Arts & Social Studies! 

At Nova Pioneer, academics is at the core of what we do. Our students learn to effectively question, critique, analyse and create through our inquiry-based instruction and project-based learning model to prepare them for the future.

While academic excellence is a cornerstone of our approach, it’s just one piece of the puzzle. We provide students with opportunities to be challenged, to compete, and to achieve beyond the walls of a classroom. We also offer our unique Innovation & Leadership programme for Junior and Senior School students across our schools. The Innovation and Leadership programme spans a full six years and is designed to ensure that students graduate with a set of skills that are founded on confidence, resilience, critical thinking, problem-solving, creativity, curiosity, and awareness of self and others. 

Join Us in Shaping the Future!

At Nova Pioneer, we encourage students to consider the ever-changing world and their position in it and prepare them to take their place as the next generation of innovators and leaders on the African continent.

Are you ready for your child to be a part of this exceptional learning journey? Click HERE to apply today to learn more about CBC The Nova Pioneer Way!

 

Education plays a pivotal role in shaping your child’s future. This reality makes selecting the right school environment a crucial decision for a parent or guardian. While boarding schools have their merits, day schools also present many advantages.

In line with offering a variety of options to serve more of our families, Nova Pioneer is launching a day school option for Junior School in the city of champions, Eldoret. We currently have two campuses in Eldoret, a Girls’ Secondary School, and a separate Boys’ Secondary School dedicated to impacting the next generation of leaders and innovators.

Three Reasons To Enrol Your Child At Nova Pioneer’s Junior School Day Option in Eldoret 

Reduced Cost and Accessibility

Affordability is one of the reasons families are not able to access quality education. The Nova Pioneer Eldoret – Junior School Day option enables families who live in Eldoret to access quality education at a reduced cost due to the reduced boarding expenses. The money saved can be redirected to developing other aspects of your child, like specialized extracurricular activities.

Sense of Independence and Responsibility

We pride ourselves in developing responsible leaders and innovators who will shape the future and our learning model is student-centered, thus giving them the opportunity to explore what they know under the guidance of our teachers. A day school option will enhance their sense of responsibility and independence since they will have to balance the school assignments with daily family responsibilities and  personal interests. Your child will get to develop their organization skills and time management ability. This early practice will help them seamlessly transition into Senior High School and other higher learning institutions. 

Reduced Homesickness and Stress

Sometimes, it can be hard for your child to get accustomed to a boarding school environment. Unfortunately, getting a quality Junior Day school is an uphill task in most urban areas. Our day school option will help your child avoid dealing with high-stress levels caused by homesickness as a result of being in a boarding environment. A child that is not stressed has better mental health and will have a positive attitude toward academics. Thus, being able to develop as an all-round student.

If this is an option that interests you, reach out to Cosmas from our Admissions team via 0799453440.

The teacher is of course an artist, but being an artist does not mean that he or she can make the profile, can shape the students. What the educator does in teaching is to make it possible for the students to become themselves.” –Paulo Freire

The Competency Based Curriculum (CBC), a practical and workable educational system that focuses on nurturing children from an early age, was launched in 2017 to address the deficiencies of the previous 8-4-4 system. Instead of relying on the student’s ability to replicate the content in a test paper, CBC intends for students to use the material in practical and real-world settings. This system is student-centred and intended to produce students who are prepared to face and solve problems of the 21st century.

Some parents and students have expressed quite reasonable worries and concerns about the announcement and rollout of CBC. After all, this is not replacing dated curtains to give your house a fresh look – this is the future of your child, Kenya, Africa, and the entire world.

In apt form, Nova Pioneer Schools for Innovators and Leaders have done just that! They have innovated, adapted and are ready to lead the new dawn in what promises to be a vivification in the Kenyan educational system. 

In preparing our teachers for this new role, we have gone above and beyond what was expected of us. The Ministry of Education will provide training, but we are providing additional professional development for our teachers so that they can develop a thorough understanding of CBC and an ability to administer with the diligence that Kenya’s future demands.

With the gradual implementation of CBC, we are prepared and supportive of the last class of 8-4-4, our current class 7 students, who will take their K.C.P.E exams in 2023. Our 8-4-4 and CBC students consistently receive equal attention and high-quality instruction.

In response to our parents’ requests, CBC Grade 7 students will now have the option to enrol in either a day or boarding school as they advance from CBC Grade 6 to CBC Grade 7. Our 8-4-4 students who are scheduled to finish their KCPE in 2023 will continue to receive support at their existing campus and will have the option of attending a Nova Pioneer Day or Boarding secondary school.

We have taken a holistic approach to embracing and mastering CBC, from admissions to the classroom; it has to be mentioned that so much of what we are already offering is well suited for CBC:

• The holistic student outcomes that we strive for – The 3C’s that we aim to develop in each Novaneer student: Capability, Character & Connection – match well with CBC benefits and intent, namely that of developing the best interests and talents of the student;
• Our enquiry-based teaching methods that promote student voice and reasoning is precisely the kind of instruction that CBC envisions and that can make it great;
• Our in-house learning design capabilities and team enable us to research, adapt, and enrich CBC curriculum for our teachers and students;
• Our professional teacher development practices — supported by our culture principles of Always Growing and Joy of Learning — give our teachers the mindset to actively learn and constantly get better at new practices.

We will continue to provide the best education possible for our students, give them the resources they need to develop into upright citizens, increase their connections to the global community by increasing their likelihood of participating in initiatives such as Model United Nations or Yale’s Young Learners programme, and we will continue to work hard for their success through our unique Post-School programme even after they graduate from our school.

Ours is a life long relationship, a camaraderie, and we invite our current and prospective parents and students  to dialogue about the plans we have made for the future innovators and leaders of the African century.

Admissions for 2023 are currently ongoing. Click here to enrol your child.

 

Going back to a school routine can be challenging . Here are some back to school tips for Kids and Parents that will help ease the transition.

Early to bed Early to rise

Getting back into a school sleep schedule is very important. It helps your child get enough rest time. Gentle winding down activities such as bath time and bed-time stories can help your child relax.

 

Encourage Independence

Children who play a active role in preparing for school- such as choosing and organizing school supplies –  are more likely to be excited about going back to school which in turn eases their jitters.

Daily age appropriate tasks will help your child gain independence and confidence.

 

Limit Screen Time

Help your child unplug from the screen earlier than holiday time. .This will help them get into a school bedtime routine easily.

 

Re- Establish A routine

Establishing a consistent routine is important for kids. Write out the steps in the routine and rehearse them with your child. With time  the kids will adjust to the routine making it easy for their school schedule.

 

Talk about First Week Jitters.

Reassure your child that being nervous is normal. Especially for kids joining a new school. Let them express their fears and perhaps share with them your own experiences. Discuss the scenarios that worry them without dismissing their fears. 

 

We are currently open for 2022 enrollments . Click here to submit your application

“I’m planting a tree to teach me to make the world a better place.”-

Andrea Koehle Jones 

I believe this was Grade 3’s motto for the day as they embarked on a journey to make a difference in the school’s community. On Friday 11th June 2021, the learners at Tatu Primary planted a total of 100 trees in our school that would not only benefit the environment but also for educational purposes such as improving the children’s learning. 

This exercise was supported by their homeroom teachers who educated the learners on the importance of tree planting and did a demo beforehand in class to illustrate how trees are planted. The best way to cultivate the cultural principle of the joy of learning is by inspiring a love for nature at an early age. 

Planting trees helps beautify the environment. As the trees begin to grow, they will attract bees, birds, and butterflies. Personally, it comforts my soul to see birds, bees, and butterflies flit among the trees and flowers. I imagine by the time Grade 3 learners transition from Nova Primary to Nova High School, it will be a sigh of relief and a sense of pride that they have been able to contribute to the environment and their learning. 

This was one of the best lessons since the learners were able to do it practically. The Grade 3 learners were happy about planting trees, making a difference in the environment, and nurturing a love for nature. Watching them dance, water their newly planted trees, and naming their trees was a delight beyond measure. The school community will be surrounded by greenery singing birds and blooming flowers in the days and years to come.

It is our hope and joy that they will grow eventually into strong healthy trees. 

 

On March 15 2020, the Kenyan government announced a national school lockdown in response to the rising cases of Covid-19 in the country and this caused some disruption to the Kenyan Academic Calendar. The students were at this time approaching the end of the first time and looking forward to the April holiday.

Six  months later  Grade 4, Class 8 and Form 4 classes re-opened while other classes awaited their start dates. The disruption to on-campus learning resulted in a change in the Kenyan academic calendar. Schools, students and parents were now going to face a new norm with new term dates.

The ministry of Education announced the new term dates late last year (2020) and this was in an effort to cover the remaining 2 terms from 2020 with the aim of stabilising the school calendar by December 2022. The changes to the calendar may be confusing and this post is written with the aim to help understand what these changes look like practically.

 

Concluding the 2020 Academic Calendar

Term 2 began on January 4th, 2021 (which in the past would have been Term 1 for the new academic year) and ended on March 19th, 2021.  Term 3 for the 2020 Academic Calendar will commence on May 10th and will close on July 25th. The 2020 calendar will close out on July 25th

 

Starting the 2021 Academic Calendar

The first  term of the 2021 calendar will commence on the  26th of July 2021 to 1st October,2021 after which the students will break for a 1 week holiday that will transition them to Term 2 which will start on 11th October,2021 to 23rd December,2021 this will be followed by a 10 day holiday and reopen for Term 3 as from 3rd January 2022, to 4th March.

 

Working to restabalise the calendar

Holidays to mark the end of 2021 Calendar will begin March 5th 2022 and end April 24th, 2022.

The KCPE period will begin March 7th 2022 and end March 10th, 2022. Then finally, the KCSE period will begin March 11th  until April 1st, 2022.

We look forward to welcoming students for the new 2021 Academic Year in July. Nova Pioneer is currently still enrolling for grades in both our Primary and Secondary Schools. To apply for Term 1,  click on (link) To begin the enrollment process for the 2021 Academic year beginning in July, please submit your application here (link)

We continue to follow the Government’s directive on COVID 19, to ensure our students and teammates safety while they are at school. (Link COVID preparedness blog)