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RPCS: NAVAJO NATION RESIDENTS to comply with a CURFEW ORDER from 8:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. daily for the entire Navajo Nation that will go into effect on MARCH 30 2020.

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The Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez and Vice President Myron Lizer called for ALL NAVAJO NATION RESIDENTS to comply with a CURFEW ORDER "from 8:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. daily for the entire Navajo Nation that will go into effect on Monday morning [MARCH 30 2020]." The number of COVID-19 cases for Navajo has drastically increased since the closure of schools. We know that our Rock Point families are already honoring the stay-at-home orders requested a couple of weeks ago and staying safe. Continue with safe practices. Well wishes to all our Rock Point families and prayers for all.

Dear Students, Parents, Teachers, and Staff of Rock Point Community School (RPCS),

This message is to inform you that, until further notice, RPCS will NOT be distributing meals and Academic Packets to students, as originally planned, starting Monday, March 23rd. The RPCS Administration and the Safety Team came to this decision due to the increase of confirmed COVID-19 cases in a neighboring community. The school remains closed, our teachers and staff will not be onsite, so there will be no one to take your calls. Please follow the "Stay-At-Home" (formerly Shelter-In-Place) policy that the Navajo Nation President ordered. We will keep you updated as changes occur. Thank you for your patience and understanding. Stay safe.

RPCS Administration & Safety Team

RELEASE: RPCS COVID-19

RPCS Release - COVID-19 (Click Here for more Information)

Greetings Rock Point! The Rock Point Community School Leadership and Safety Teams are addressing the COVID-19 situation. We are very concerned for safety and welfare of our students and families. We need to implement safety procedures that will minimize the spread of this dreaded disease within the Rock Point community and the Navajo Nation. Under the guidance of the Navajo Nation president, Jonathan Nez, we have decided to close the school until April 6th. This will give the community an opportunity to minimize the spread of the coronavirus and ensure the safety of our students and families. In addition, the school will operate with a minimal staff to reduce the chances of it spreading. If the community has any questions or concerns, we ask that the community call the school (928-659-4221) instead of visiting the school. It has been advised by the CDC (Center for Disease Control) that American citizens practice safe and distant social contact. Thus, we ask everyone to please not visit the school. We will have someone on the phones to relieve your concerns.

Mon Mar 30 01:02 PM

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