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Fig 1.

A conceptual representation of the entire model.

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Table 1.

Notations of model variables and parameters.

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Fig 2.

A simple representation of health states and transmission dynamics in the physical sector of the model.

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Fig 3.

A simple representation of the interaction between the model’s behavioral and physical sectors.

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Table 2.

Parameter values.

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Table 3.

Simulation experiments.

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Fig 4.

Base run simulation absent major policy interventions other than limited reactive testing.

While the planned closure date is t = 90, the average of confirmed daily cases reaches the threshold for early closure at t = 43 and school closes.

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Table 4.

Results of sensitivity analysis for uncertain parameters.

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Fig 5.

Policy experiments.

Note: P1: More proactive and quick testing; P2: High mask use adoption; P3: Better risk communication with students; P4: Remote work for high-risk individuals.

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Fig 6.

Non-linear incremental effects of policies: The effect of simultaneous implementation of multiple policies is more than sum of the effect of each policy (sum of the effects).

Note: P1: More proactive and quick testing; P2: High mask use adoption; P3: Better risk communication with students; P4: Remote work for high-risk individuals.

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Fig 7.

Outcome measures for implementing all policies simultaneously in comparison to the base run scenario.

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Fig 8.

Replication of data from Virginia Tech and estimation of parameters.

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