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Frederick News – February 12, 2021 Start of Hybrid Learning Once we start hybrid learning next week, our students on site will need to learn our new processes and procedures for attending class in school. As a result, our remote students may have more instances of asynchronous learning while we are helping students transition within the school the first few days. We are confident we will create new routines quickly and find our stride as we adjust to hybrid learning. Our students have continually proven themselves adaptable and resilient when it comes to change, and we anticipate this being no different! Thank you for your understanding and cooperation! The School Day at Frederick during Hybrid Learning We have been working very hard to get our school prepared for welcoming hybrid students onsite in the next few weeks. As a reminder, the dates for the start of hybrid learning are as follows: Tuesday, February 16th: 5th Graders in Group A Thursday, February 18th: 5th Graders in Group B Monday, February 22nd: 6th Graders in Group A Thursday, February 25th: 6th Graders in Group B On Monday, February 8th, all families who have elected hybrid for their child(ren) should have received an email that contains important information. This includes how to access your child's schedule via Infinite Campus, bus route information, important information related to health and symptom screening, and more. Please be aware the hybrid students should be prepared for potential changes to their schedule, either in the order of their core subject area classes or their homeroom teacher assignment. We are pleased to say that all students are able
to stay with their current grade level teams, so despite these changes hybrid students will be able to stay in classes with familiar teachers. While the start of hybrid learning is a step towards a return to normal, please remember that there are going to be many differences between hybrid learning and a typical school year. We want to do our best to prepare all students and families for this so they can be aware of what to expect. Our staff will be working with students in the next week during the school day to make sure everyone is ready, but we are also providing this hybrid learning presentation to our families ahead of time so our entire school community can be on the same page. We definitely encourage parents and students to review this presentation together! Hybrid Learning Information - Frederick School (English) Aprendizaje híbrido enFrederick School (Español) Daily Certification Please be sure to read over the attached information regarding our daily certification process and requirements for all students returning on-site. It is extremely important that all families participating in on-site learning follow these guidelines and Do Not send your child(ren) to school if they are not feeling well and displaying any of the Covid-19 symptoms. If they are not feeling, well they can always join the class remotely until they are feeling better. Important Dates FEB 12 – 3rd Trimester Supply Pick-Up 8AM-4PM FEB 12 – Random Acts of Kindness Kickoff FEB 15 – No School – President’s Day FEB 16 / 18 – Start of Hybrid On-Site Learning (5th Grade) FEB 22 / 25 – Start of Hybrid On-Site Learning (6th Grade) MAR 10 – Late Start (9:50 AM) MAR 17 & 18 – Parent Teacher Conferences (Remote) MAR 18 - Early Dismissal (11:45 AM) MAR 19 – End of 3rd Quarter MAR 19 – No School MAR 22-26 – Spring Break
Order Your Yearbook Today!
No doubt this school year is like none other!
Order your copy of the
2020-2021 Frederick School Yearbook at
www.jostensyearbooks.com
Or call 1-877-767-5217.
Early bird cost is $18.00 through January 31
Send photos of your student on theme days, doing projects at home, show us your home
"office", events you attend, getting together with friends in your masks and socially distanced.
Let's document all the crazy new things we have had to adapt to!
Submit your photos to Mrs. Greissinger by
Clicking Here
¡Ordene su anuario hoy!
¡Sin duda este año escolar es como ningún otro!
Solicite su copia del
anuario escolar de Frederick 2020-2021 en
www.jostensyearbooks.com
O llame al 1-877-767-5217.
El costo de inscripción anticipada es de $18.00
hasta el 31 de diciembre.
Envíe fotos de su estudiante en días temáticos, haciendo proyectos en casa, muéstrenos la
"oficina" de su hogar, eventos a los que asiste, reuniéndose con amigos en sus máscaras y
distanciados socialmente.
¡Documentemos todas las locas cosas nuevas a las que nos hemos tenido que adaptar!
Envíe sus fotos a la Sra. Greissinger haciendo
clic aquí
Make Kindness the NORM
@Frederick School
Random Acts of Kindness Week February 14-20, 2021
Dear Guardians,
Did you know that kindness is good for your health? Studies show that kindness can
decrease depression, lower your stress, and increase your lifespan. Performing a Random Act
of Kindness (RAK) does not only help the recipient but also everyone who witnessed the act!
Imagine how many people can be positively impacted by one person, doing one good deed?
We are preparing for our 5th annual Random Acts of Kindness Week at Frederick School.
Things looks a little different this year, but it can’t stop kindness. Please help spread kindness
by talking with your child about this special week. Share stories about how someone was kind
to you and how it made you feel. We have attached a variety of resources to celebrate
kindness from the safety of your own home. Remember, one person CAN make a difference.
FRIDAY RANDOM ACTS OF KINDNESS
2/12 KICK OFF VIDEO
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
2/15 2/16 2/17 2/18 2/19
Team Up for I Dream of Be a Fan of Make Kindness
Kindness Kindness Kindness the Norm at
Frederick
NO Wear your favorite Pajama Day Represent your Wear Frederick
SCHOOL team jersey favorite fandom spiritwear or
Frederick colors
School Activities School Activities School Activities School Activities
Kindness Pledge Kindness Missions Kindness Missions Kindness Missions
Kindness Missions Final Thoughts
Thank you! Don’t forget to share your kind deeds with
The Frederick RAKtivists us on social media or by emailing Ms.
Mrs. Golden and Ms. Payleitner Payleitner (payleitner.rebecca@d46.org).
@fsraktivists bit.ly/fskraktivists
Random Acts of Kindness Week
February 14-20
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4 5 6
Help Send a Start Leave a Be Thank a
around the note to a saving for a nice Positive! special
house. friend. cause. surprise for person in
your postal your life.
carrier.
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Buy a treat Reduce Write down Have a Donate Tell five Go outside
for the your paper five things judgement used people and enjoy
person usage. you like free day. books, what you nature!
behind you about clothing, like about
in line. yourself. etc. them.
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Tell Find a way Call a Help out Wave at Turn off the Clean up a
someone to make relative you someone people you water while public area
you love someone haven’t you don’t see in the you brush near your
them. smile spoken to know well. hallways. your teeth. house.
today! in a while. Invite your
friends!
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
Leave a Learn Apologize Pick up Do your Listen more Try to see
positive something to or trash that absolute and talk things from
review of a new & tell forgive isn’t yours. best today! less. multiple
local someone someone. points of
business about it. view.
online.
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Donate to
your local Make Kindness
food pantry.
the Norm!
Kindness Activities
Here is a collection of kindness activities you can do while still maintaining
recommended health guidelines.
● Write a positive note and leave it in your neighbor’s mailbox or on their front door.
● Make a digital kindness poster and send it to Ms. Payleitner (payleitner.rebecca@d46.org)
so we can cover Frederick with kindness.
● Write down 5 things you are grateful for.
● Let your friends know that you appreciate them.
● Mail a handwritten card to a friend or family member. www.careforthree.com
● Send a letter of gratitude to the hospitals, police department, or fire department.
● Help with chores around the house.
● Go through your home and find things you aren’t using anymore. Set them aside until you
can donate them.
● Meditate for at least 15 minutes.
● Reduce your carbon footprint! Walk or bike.
● Send letters to a nursing home to be passed out to residents.
● Make a Kindness Jar. Every time you witness or perform an act of kindness, write it down
and place the memory in the jar.
● Be positive!
● Take a nature walk or hike. Pick up any trash you find.
● Write down five things you love about yourself.
● Ask a family member about an important moment in their life and listen to their story.
● Reach out to someone in your past who made a positive impression on you and thank
them.
● Play a game and raise funds to send rice to those in need:
https://freerice.com/categories/english-vocabulary
● Visit bit.ly/fsraktivists to see the the other things the FS RAKtivists are up to.
Don’t forget to share your kind deeds with us on social media or by emailing
Ms. Payleitner (payleitner.rebecca@d46.org)
@fsraktivists #RAKWeek2021 bit.ly/fskraktivists
The Frederick RAKtivists will be collecting food at the front
entrance of Frederick during RAK week (February 16-20).
Just look for the labeled bins and drop off your donation.
Items needed:
Peanut Butter
Jelly/Jam
Rice
Bread
Canned Beans
Pasta
Mac and Cheese Donations will be
Bagged Potatoes
Crackers
going to the Avon
Adult cereal Food Pantry.
Milk
Apple Sauce
Canned Vegetables
Canned Soup
Ketchup
Relish
Mayonnaise
Paper Towels
Toothbrushes
Toothpaste
Diapers
Frederick is proud to be an
Iron Giraffe School!
Our 5th graders have been learning all about Salva Dut and his
amazing journey from a small village in South Sudan through
war torn countries and refugee camps and all the way to New
York. Now help him as he and his team work to bring much
needed clean, fresh water and hygiene education to the people
of South Sudan.
Help Frederick School as we work to raise $1,000 to support
these life changing initiatives. If you’re up for more of a
challenge, join the team and help us fundraise. Donating is
easy, just go to the link below!
https://www.classy.org/team/327436
For more information about Water for South Sudan click on this link:
https://www.waterforsouthsudan.org/
Que la bondad sea la NORMA
En Frederick School
Semana de actos aleatorios de bondad Febrero 14-20, 2021
Estimados padres/tutores,
¿Sabían que la bondad es buena para la salud? Los estudios demuestran que la bondad
puede disminuir la depresión, reducir el estrés y aumentar la esperanza de vida. Realizar un
acto de bondad al azar (RAK) no sólo ayuda a quien lo recibe, sino también a todos los que lo
presencian. Imagínate cuántas personas pueden ser impactadas positivamente por una sola
persona, haciendo una buena acción.
Nos estamos preparando para nuestra 5ª semana anual de Actos Aleatorios de Bondad
en la Escuela Frederick. Las cosas se ven un poco diferentes este año, pero esto no puede
detener la bondad. Por favor, ayuden a difundir la bondad hablando con sus hijos sobre esta
semana especial. Compartan historias sobre cómo alguien fue amable con ustedes y cómo los
hizo sentir. Hemos adjuntado una variedad de recursos para celebrar la bondad desde la
seguridad de tu propia casa. Recuerda que una persona PUEDE hacer la diferencia.
VIERNES
Video de introducción sobre ACTOS ALEATORIOS DE BONDAD
2/12
LUNES MARTES MIÉRCOLES JUEVES VIERNES
2/15 2/16 2/17 2/18 2/19
Equipos de bondad Sueño con la Sé un fanático de Make Kindness
bondad la bondad the Norm at
Frederick
NO HAY Ponte la camiseta de tu Pajama Day Representa tu Ponte ropa de
CLASES equipo favorito fanaticada Frederick o los
colores de Frederick
Actividades escolares Actividades Actividades Actividades
escolares escolares escolares
Promesa de bondad
Misiones de bondad Misiones de bondad Misiones de bondad
Misiones de bondad
Pensamiento Final
No olvides compartir tus actos bondadosos con
¡Gracias! nosotros en las redes sociales enviando un correo a
The Frederick RAKtivists Ms. Payleitner (payleitner.rebecca@d46.org).
Mrs. Golden y Ms. Payleitner
@fsraktivists bit.ly/fskraktivistsSemana de Actos aleatorios de Bondad
Febrero 14-20
Domingo Lunes Martes Miércoles Jueves Viernes Sábado
1 2 3 4 5 6
Ayuda en la Envía una Ahorra para Deja una ¡Sé Agradece a
casa. nota a un una causa sorpresa positivo! alguien
amigo. noble. agradable especial en
para el tu vida.
cartero.
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Cómprale Reduce la Escribe Ten un día Dona Dile a cinco Sal y disfruta
algo a la cantidad de cinco cosas sin críticas. libros, ropa, personas de la
naturaleza
persona papel que que te usados. lo que
que está usas. gustan de aprecias de
detrás tuyo ti. ellos.
en la línea.
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Dile a Encuentra Llama a un Ayuda a Saluda a Cierra el Limpia un
alguien que la manera familiar con alguien a las agua cuando área cerca
quien no te estés
lo/la de hacer quien no personas de tu casa.
has hablado cepillando los
quieres sonreír a conoces que ves en ¡Invita a tus
en mucho dientes.
alguien hoy muy bien. el pasillo. amigos!
tiempo.
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
Deja un Aprende Discúlpate Recoge ¡Hoy, haz lo Escucha Intenta ver
comentario algo nuevo con alguien basura que mejor que más y habla las cosas
positivo en y o disculpa no es tuya. puedas! menos. desde
línea sobre cuéntaselo a alguien. varios
un negocio a alguien. puntas de
local. vista.
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Haz una
donación a la ¡Que la bondad
despensa de
alimentos de tu sea la norma!
comunidad.Actividades bondadosas
Aquí ofrecemos una recopilación de actividades bondadosas que puede
realizar sin dejar de mantener las pautas de salud recomendadas.
● Escribe una nota positiva y déjala en el buzón de tu vecino o en la puerta de su casa.
● Haz un afiche digital sobre la bondad y envíalo a la Sra. Payleitner
(payleitner.rebecca@d46.org) para cubrir Frederick con bondad.
● Escribe 5 cosas por las que estás agradecido.
● Asegúrate de que tus amigos sepan que los aprecias.
● Envía una tarjeta escrita a mano a un amigo o familiar. www.careforthree.com
● Envía una carta de agradecimiento a los hospitales, al departamento de policía o a los
bomberos.
● Ayuda en los quehaceres del hogar.
● Revisa tu casa y encuentra cosas que ya no uses. Sepáralas hasta que puedas donarlas.
● Medita durante al menos 15 minutos.
● Reduce tu huella de carbono. Camina o monta en bicicleta.
● Envía cartas a una residencia de ancianos para que las repartan entre los residentes.
● Haz una jarra de bondad. Cada vez que presencies o realices un acto de bondad,
escríbelo y coloca el recuerdo en el tarro.
● ¡Sé positivo!
● Da un paseo por la naturaleza o haz una excursión. Recoge la basura que encuentres.
● Escribe cinco cosas que te gusten de ti mismo.
● Pregunta a un familiar por un momento importante de su vida y escucha su historia.
● Acércate a alguien de tu pasado que te haya causado una impresión positiva y dale las
gracias.
● Juega a un juego y recauda fondos para enviar arroz a los necesitados:
https://freerice.com/categories/english-vocabulary
● Visita el sitio bit.ly/fsraktivists para que veas lo que otros RAKtivistas están haciendo.
No olvides compartir tus actos bondadosos con nosotros en las redes sociales enviando
un correo a Ms. Payleitner (payleitner.rebecca@d46.org)
@fsraktivists #RAKWeek2021 bit.ly/fskraktivistsLos Frederick RAKtivists colectarán comida en la entrada de
Frederick durante la semana RAK (Febrero 16-26).
Fíjate en los contenedores que etiquetados y deja tu
Artículos necesarios: donación.
Mantequilla de maní
Mermelada/jalea
Arroz
Pan
Frijoles en lata
Pasta Las donaciones
Mac and Cheese
Papas serán entregadas
Galletas saladas
Cereales para adultos
en la despensa
Leche Avon Food Pantry.
Puré de manzana
Vegetales en lata
Sopa en lata
Ketchup
Relish
Mayonesa
Papel secante
Cepillos de dientes
Pasta dental
PañalesD46 Conference Procedures for Parents/Guardians
*Your child’s classroom teacher (Grades EC/K-4) or homeroom (Grades 5-8) will
provide you with an opportunity to sign up for Conferences on 03/17 between the hours
of 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM or on 03/18 between the hours of 1:00 PM - 8:00 PM.
*Conferences will be held virtually through the use of Google Meet.
*Please use your child’s login information (email and password) to log in at your
identified time. You are welcome to use your child’s device as well. If you need any
help with signing in, please have your child help you as they should know how to do
this.
Go to meet.google.com
Click on Join or start a meeting.
Add the link that was provided
to you.
*Join now. You will enter the Main Room. You may be there
by yourself although another staff member may be in the
Main Room to join the conference with you and the teacher.
Please just wait. You
may see a banner
across the top of your
screen that indicates that Breakout rooms are in session.
*When the conference scheduled before you is over, the
teacher will rejoin the Main Room. The teacher will
inform you that you will be moving to a breakout room for
privacy and that they should accept the invitation to join
Breakout Room #1.
*When your conference is completed, you will be asked to exit the Google Meet either
by closing the tab or clicking on the red telephone symbol.
*Thank you for attending the Conference!D46 Procedimientos para las conferencias para padres/tutores
*El maestro del salón de su hijo (Grados EC/K-4) o de homeroom (Grados 5-8) les
dará la oportunidad de registrarse para conferencias el 17/03 entre las 3:00 PM - 6:00
PM o el 18/03 entre las 1:00 PM - 8:00 PM.*Las conferencias serán virtuales a través
de la plataforma Google Meet.
*Por favor, use la información de su hijo (email y contraseña) para ingresar en la hora
asignada a usted. También puede usar el chromebook de su hijo(a). Si necesita
ayuda para ingresar, pídale ayuda a su hijo(a), ya que él/ella sabrá cómo ingresar.
Diríjase a meet.google.com
Presione el botón “Join or start a
meeting.”
Añada el enlace que le proporcionaron.
Presione *Join now.” Usted entrará al cuarto principal. Usted
estará en ese “cuarto” sola o un miembro del personal estará
con usted y el maestro en el cuarto principal (Main Room)
para unirse a la
conferencia. Por favor,
espere aquí. Usted
verá una señal en la parte superior de la pantalla que indica
que hay otros “cuartos privados” (Breakout rooms) en sesión.
*Cuando la conferencia programada antes de la suya
haya terminado, el maestro volverá a unirse al cuarto
principal. Le informará que usted va a ingresar a un
cuarto privado y usted debe aceptar la invitación para
unirse al cuarto privado #1 (Breakout 1).
*Cuando su conferencia haya terminado, se le pedirá que abandone su sesión de
Google Meet, ya sea cerrando la ventana o presionando el símbolo de botón rojo.
*Gracias por asistir a las conferencias.CCSD46 Daily Certification Process and Requirements We are eager for the opportunity to have our students at school! In order for your child to attend school in person, each day they attend you will need to certify that they do not have any COVID symptoms and no fever within 90 minutes of them leaving for school. This daily procedure is required for each day your child attends in-person hybrid instruction. In our CCSD 46 schools, we will be using a Blue Card Certification Process. These blue cards with lanyards will be sent home with your child on the first day of attendance. Each in-person school attendance day, after certifying your child is symptom-free, you will give your child the Blue Card to present to the staff at the entry of school. The Blue Card and lanyard will be given to your child on the first day of in-person attendance, or soon thereafter. Until that time, you will be expected to print out the Student Certification Form that is included at the bottom of this communication and sign for your child to bring to school each day. This form is to certify that prior to the student utilizing district transportation and/or entering a district building, the student is free of any of the listed COVID-19 symptoms and criteria. In order for your child to participate in Hybrid Learning, please confirm your commitment to comply with this process by completing the attached Google Form. (The form only needs to be completed one time and only one form is necessary for each family; please list all of your children when completing the form.) Link to PLEASE COMPLETE: Blue Card Commitment Statement (one time) If for any reason you are unable to complete the form, please email the office personnel below at your child’s building. In the email, please indicate that you will fully comply with the Blue Card Certification process for your child(ren). Avon Center School Veronica Carrasco carrasco.veronica@d46.org Early Childhood Center Susan Hobson- hobson.susan@d46.org Meadowview School Christine Delahunty- delahunty.christine@d46.org Prairieview School Rosa Tellez- tellez.rosa@d46.org Woodview School Suzanne Landsverk- landsverk.suzanne@d46.org Frederick School Cheryl Tednes- tednes.cheryl@d46.org Grayslake Middle Eileen Allenstein- allenstein.eileen@d46.org Park School Campus Kristi Sheehy- sheehy.kristi@d46.org If you have any questions about this process, please reach out to your principal, or the office personnel at your child’s school who is assisting with the implementation of the Blue Card Certification Process. If you experience any issues with this process or do not receive a Blue Card or misplace it, please contact the office personnel from your child’s building listed above. Thank you for your time and commitment to these precautionary measures. Full compliance and participation in the daily certification are imperative for the safety of all stakeholders.
Proceso y requisitos diarios de certificación Estimados padres y tutores de estudiantes que participan en el aprendizaje híbrido: ¡Estamos ansiosos por tener la oportunidad de tener a nuestros estudiantes presentes en la escuela! Para que su hijo/a asista a la escuela, cada día que esté presente y aproximadamente 90 minutos antes de partir hacia la escuela, deberá certificar que no tiene ningún síntoma de COVID-19, ni fiebre. Este procedimiento diario es necesario cada día que su hijo/a asista al aprendizaje híbrido. En nuestras escuelas de CCSD 46, utilizaremos un proceso de certificación de tarjeta azul. Estas tarjetas azules con cordones se enviarán a casa con su hijo/a el primer día de asistencia. Cada día que su hijo/a asista a la escuela, después de certificar que su hijo/a no tiene síntomas, le entregará a su hijo/a la tarjeta azul para que la presente al personal al ingresar a la escuela. La tarjeta azul y el cordón se le entregarán a su hijo/a el primer día de asistencia o poco después. Hasta ese momento, se espera que imprima el formulario de certificación y lo firme para que su hijo/a la llevé a la escuela todos los días. Para que su hijo participe en el aprendizaje híbrido, usted deberá confirmar que se compromete a cumplir con este proceso y deberá completar el formulario de Google adjunto. (El formulario sólo debe completarse una vez y solo se necesita un formulario para cada familia, siempre que enumere a todos sus hijos al completar el formulario). Enlace POR FAVOR COMPLETAR: Declaración de compromiso de la tarjeta azul (una vez) Si por alguna razón no puede completar el formulario anterior, envíe un correo electrónico a la secretaria de la escuela de su hijo/a que se indica a continuación. En el correo electrónico, indique que cumplirá plenamente con el proceso de certificación de la tarjeta azul para su(s) hijo(s). Si tiene alguna pregunta sobre este proceso, comuníquese conmigo, con el director de la escuela o con el personal de la escuela de su hijo encargado de la implementación del proceso de certificación de la tarjeta azul. Si tiene algún problema con este proceso, o no recibe una tarjeta azul o la pierde, comuníquese con la secretaria de la escuela de su hijo que se indica a continuación. Avon Center School Veronica Carrasco carrasco.veronica@d46.org Early Childhood Center Susan Hobson- hobson.susan@d46.org Meadowview School Christine Delahunty- delahunty.christine@d46.org Prairieview School Rosa Tellez- tellez.rosa@d46.org Woodview School Suzanne Landsverk- landsverk.suzanne@d46.org Frederick School Cheryl Tednes- tednes.cheryl@d46.org Grayslake Middle Eileen Allenstein- allenstein.eileen@d46.org Park School Campus Kristi Sheehy- sheehy.kristi@d46.org Gracias por su tiempo y compromiso con estas medidas de precaución. El pleno cumplimiento y participación en la certificación diaria es imperativo para la seguridad de todos los interesados.
Student Certification Form
You will be expected to print out this Student Certification Form and sign for your child to bring to school
each day until the actual blue card and lanyard is provided to each child. If you do not have a printer
accessible to you, please write a letter specifying certification as described below.
This form certifies that prior to the student utilizing District transportation and/or entering a district building,
my student is free of any of the following COVID-19 symptoms:
● Temperature of 100.4 (or greater) degrees Fahrenheit/38 (or greater) degrees Celsius;
● Cough;
● Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing;
● Chills;
● Fatigue;
● Muscle and body aches;
● Headache (moderate to severe);
● Sore throat;
● New loss of taste or smell;
● Nausea and/or vomiting; Diarrhea;
● and any other COVID-19 symptoms added by the Centers for Disease Control or the Illinois
Department of Public Health.
Additionally, I certify that:
- The student has not been in close contact (within 6 feet for at least 15 minutes) with anyone
diagnosed with COVID-19
- A healthcare provider has not advised the student to stay home or quarantine
- No one in my household has tested positive for COVID-19 within the past 14 days and results are
pending
- The student hasn’t been tested for COVID-19 within the past 14 days and no results are pending
- The student has adhered to any travel restrictions defined by the Lake County Health Department
______ Yes, I certify that my child is free of all of the above listed COVID-19 symptoms and met the
criteria for coming to school listed above. If you answer no to any of these items, please keep the student
home and contact your school’s health office to discuss next steps.
Student Name: __________________________________
Parent/Guardian Name: ___________________________
Date: ______________________Formulario de certificación
Deberá imprimir este formulario para la TARJETA AZUL y firmarlo para que su hijo lo traiga a la escuela
cada día hasta que se le entregue la tarjeta azul y el cordón a cada niño. Si no tiene una impresora
accesible, escriba una carta especificando la certificación como se describe a continuación. La fecha
límite es el primer día de asistencia a la escuela. Este formulario es para certificar que antes utilizar el
transporte del Distrito y/o ingresar en una escuela del Distrito, mi hijo no muestra ninguno de los
siguientes síntomas de COVID-19:
● Fiebre de 100.4 (o más) grados Fahrenheit/38 (o más) grados Celsius;
● Tos;
● Falta de aire o dificultad para respirar;
● Escalofríos;
● Fatiga;
● Dolores musculares o corporales;
● Dolor de cabeza(moderado a severo);
● Dolor de garganta;
● Pérdida reciente del gusto o el olfato;
● Náusea y/o vómitos; Diarrea;
● y cualquier otro síntoma de COVID-19 reportado por los Centros para el Control de
Enfermedades or el Departamento de Salud Pública de Illinois.
Además, certifico que:
● El estudiante no ha estado en contacto cercano (menos de 6 pies por al menos 15 minutos)
con nadie que ha sido diagnosticado con COVID-19
● Un proveedor médico no ha recomendado que el estudiante permanezca en casa o en
cuarentena
● Nadie en mi hogar ha dado positivo a la prueba de COVID-19 en los últimos 14 días, ni
estamos esperando resultados de la prueba
● El estudiante no ha dado positivo a la prueba de COVID-19 en los últimos 14 días ni estamos
esperando resultados de la prueba
______ Certifico que mi hijo no muestra ninguno de los síntomas de COVID-19 enumerados arriba y
cumple con los requisitos aquí nombrados para asistir a la escuela. Si usted contestó afirmativamente a
alguno de los criterios mencionados arriba, por favor, no envíe a su hijo a la escuela y comuníquese con
el funcionario de salud de la escuela para más información sobre los pasos a seguir.
Nombre de estudiante: __________________________________
Nombre del padre de familia/tutor: ___________________________
Fecha: ______________________Library Book Check Out
For CCSD 46 Students
Students will be able to request library books to be held for pick up!
- Book requests will need to be made by the end of the day on Sunday of each week
by placing a hold in Destiny (directions to be shared)
- 5 book maximum for each student
- Pick Up @ home school: Tuesdays 8am - 4pm (pick up any time in that window -
books will be in a bag labeled with student name)
- 2 week checkout
- Book return bins will be available at home schools, and books will be quarantined
according to guidelines.Library Book Check Out Procedures
We are very excited to offer book pickup at all CCSD 46 schools!
Please follow these steps:
Procedure
1. Follow directions for placing a hold (on the next page).
2. Wait for an email confirming your holds are ready.
3. Book pick up is available Tuesdays from 8 am - 4 pm at all schools.
4. Find the bag with your name on the cart.
5. You may have books for 2 weeks.
6. To return books put them in provided bins - no bag returns please!
FAQ
● Staff members handling books will be masked and gloved.
● Books will be quarantined according to guidelines before being recirculated.Placing a Library Hold
1. Go to Destiny Discover. 2. In the top right corner, click
Log In.
This can also be accessed
from the Student Hub.
3. Log In using your D46
4. Once you have found a book,
click the blue Hold button.
account.Registration
now open
Held at Avon, Prairieview,
Woodview and Meadowview
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