Thank G-d -we continue to move in a good direction: The emergency Covid regulations for Houses of Worship issued by the Governor of Massachusetts will be rescinded effective May 29. 2021. The Executive Board of B’nai Torah has adopted the following COVID Policy applicable to our institution effective May 29, 2021: Masking Policy:- Masking shall be required in all indoor areas of our shul buildings for all individuals including children who have not been fully vaccinated.
- Individuals who may have had clinical symptoms of COVID, been diagnosed with COVID by a medical provider, or had positive antibody test results during the pandemic but are not fully vaccinated are not exempt from this masking requirement.
- Masks shall be worn in a manner to cover both the nose and mouth area.
- Individuals who are fully vaccinated for COVID are not required to be masked in the indoor areas of our shul buildings. We acknowledge and support the decisions of many fully vaccinated congregants and visitors of the shul to continue masking in our indoor spaces at this time due to personal concerns or circumstances.
- Masks will be made available at the entrance for those who arrive without one.
Seating in indoor areas (Note: To begin Sunday, May 30th 2021):- Capacity Limits and spacing requirements required by the Governor’s Orders and CDC guidance for Houses of Worship have been rescinded. However, some congregants and visitors may request others arriving after them to select seating at a social distance; kindly honor this request when other seating is available.
Kiddushes and Other Events Serving Food Inside the Shul Buildings:- All individuals are welcome to participate in these activities, however, to address COVID safety concerns, unvaccinated individuals should keep a social distance from fully vaccinated individuals when eating and masks are removed. Masks shall be reattached after eating is completed
- This policy will be periodically reviewed and is subject to change based on new C.D.C. guidance or to conform to new governmental regulations.
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