Bucks County Technical High School has eased COVID-19 mitigation measures as case counts have decreased in recent weeks.
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The technical high school in Bristol Township ended required masking of staff and students last month.
Last week, the technical high school removed a requirement for students to wear masks on buses and other school transportation, Administrative Director Dr. Leon Poeske wrote in a letter to parents.
The technical high school still recommends students, staff, and visitors wear masks when entering their building, but it is no longer required.
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“Like most of the country, Bucks County continues to see a decrease in its COVID cases and I hope to see the County move into the “Low” category of transmission soon. In fact, BCTHS has had very low reported COVID cases among students and staff in the past two weeks,” Poeske said.
In a letter last week, school administration said the facility is returning to “pre-pandemic routines, even though COVID-19 still exists.”
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Students at the technical high school come from the Bensalem Township, Bristol Borough, Bristol Township, Morrisville, Neshaminy, and Pennsbury school districts.
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