In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Atlantic County’s educational institutions have adopted a range of measures to ensure the safety and continued learning of their students.​

Atlantic City Public Schools (ACPS):
ACPS has developed comprehensive reopening plans that include updated COVID-19 protocols, emphasizing the importance of face coverings and hand hygiene. The district collaborates closely with the Atlantic County Health Department to manage and mitigate the spread of the virus. In the event of a positive case, the district follows established protocols to notify health authorities and implement necessary measures.

Atlantic County Special Services School District (ACSSSD):
ACSSSD has outlined its preparedness plan focusing on maintaining educational continuity during potential school closures. The district provides resources such as a 24-hour COVID-19 information hotline, access to testing sites, and guidelines for both positive and negative test results. These measures aim to support students, staff, and families throughout the pandemic.

Atlantic Community Charter School (ACCS):
ACCS has developed a preparedness plan addressing potential public health-related school closures. The plan includes considerations for distance learning models to ensure the continued delivery of core educational programs. The school also offers resources for mental health support and guidance on talking to children about COVID-19.

These varied approaches highlight the commitment of Atlantic County’s schools to adapt to the challenges posed by COVID-19, ensuring that educational services continue while prioritizing the health and safety of students and staff.