protocols to operate with a limited number of students and staff on campus during the pandemic the cafeteria capacity was cut in half the school also regularly cleans its air filtration systems a protocol that is not listed among the state guidelines class sizes have ranged from 10 to 12 students with an even smaller number in the commercial drivers license program annually the school typically serves around 15000 students for instance temperature scans which the state guidelines do not list as a requirement for returning students are conducted at all entrances hand sanitizing stations are located at all entrances and throughout the campuses in one indicator stark has just above 50 new confirmed cases of covid19 per 100000 residents while summit has 75 stark state college signage at each entrance gives a rundown of the schools safety protocols as well as a list of covid19 symptoms classrooms are sanitized after each use including door handles counters and tables and students are provided cleaning wipes we are prepared we have our protocols in place rohn said as of wednesday the school stark state college said it hasnt had any confirmed cases across its multiple locations should it be notified by a county health department of any confirmed cases linked to its campuses the school has to notify the public on its website more an overview of their measures and other school factors demonstrate the number of variables that go into safely reopening schools editors picks with petitions and lawsuits some students demand lower tuition for online instruction trump pushes for college football season claiming young healthy athletes are not going to have a problem monitoring community spread the ohio health department monitors covid19 spread using a fourlevel system based on seven different indicators such as new cases hospital admissions and icu bed occupancy thats updated weekly for each county