The newly updated CDC guidelines affirm our current modes of learning and use of mitigation strategies in BPS101. Given our current transmission rates, the CDC recommends hybrid learning/reduced attendance and requires six feet of social distancing, which is how BPS101 is presently operating. BPS101 has a commitment to providing in-person experiences for students when it is safe to do so, and at this time the guidance does not support expanding in-person learning. For more about the indicators and thresholds, see the updated guidance on the CDC website.
Please visit the Tech Tips section on Chromebooks HERE. This page is updated regularly with new ways to help you navigate the Chromebook world. You can also find contact info there if the tips aren’t solving your problems.
Unless you have been identified as a “close contact” to someone who has tested positive, there are no restrictions for you. Continue to practice good hygiene especially around the member of your household who is self-quarantining and monitoring their symptoms.
The short answer: parents should contact the school nurse; staff members contact their supervisor and the district nurse.
The short answer: parents should contact the school nurse; staff members contact their supervisor and a district nurse.
If a student will be absent from in-person or remote learning due to illness or any other reason, parents must report the absence to the school’s attendance line just as they normally would. If your student has been placed on quarantine, no call is necessary since the nurse will record the absence for you.
Additionally, please let your school nurse know if your student:
The purpose of the notification is to keep track of the number of students unable to return to school and to determine if contact tracing is needed.
District nursing staff will still be available to walk families through the Quarantine/Contract Tracing process.
The current District calendar can be found HERE. This calendar will continue to be updated based on local conditions.
The newly updated CDC guidelines affirm our current modes of learning and use of mitigation strategies in BPS101. Given our current transmission rates, the CDC recommends hybrid learning/reduced attendance and requires six feet of social distancing, which is how BPS101 is presently operating. BPS101 has a commitment to providing in-person experiences for students when it is safe to do so, and at this time the guidance does not support expanding in-person learning. For more about the indicators and thresholds, see the updated guidance on the CDC website.
Please visit the Tech Tips section on Chromebooks HERE. This page is updated regularly with new ways to help you navigate the Chromebook world. You can also find contact info there if the tips aren’t solving your problems.
Unless you have been identified as a “close contact” to someone who has tested positive, there are no restrictions for you. Continue to practice good hygiene especially around the member of your household who is self-quarantining and monitoring their symptoms.
The short answer: parents should contact the school nurse; staff members contact their supervisor and the district nurse.
The short answer: parents should contact the school nurse; staff members contact their supervisor and a district nurse.
If a student will be absent from in-person or remote learning due to illness or any other reason, parents must report the absence to the school’s attendance line just as they normally would. If your student has been placed on quarantine, no call is necessary since the nurse will record the absence for you.
Additionally, please let your school nurse know if your student:
The purpose of the notification is to keep track of the number of students unable to return to school and to determine if contact tracing is needed.
District nursing staff will still be available to walk families through the Quarantine/Contract Tracing process.
The current District calendar can be found HERE. This calendar will continue to be updated based on local conditions.
The newly updated CDC guidelines affirm our current modes of learning and use of mitigation strategies in BPS101. Given our current transmission rates, the CDC recommends hybrid learning/reduced attendance and requires six feet of social distancing, which is how BPS101 is presently operating. BPS101 has a commitment to providing in-person experiences for students when it is safe to do so, and at this time the guidance does not support expanding in-person learning. For more about the indicators and thresholds, see the updated guidance on the CDC website.
Please visit the Tech Tips section on Chromebooks HERE. This page is updated regularly with new ways to help you navigate the Chromebook world. You can also find contact info there if the tips aren’t solving your problems.
Unless you have been identified as a “close contact” to someone who has tested positive, there are no restrictions for you. Continue to practice good hygiene especially around the member of your household who is self-quarantining and monitoring their symptoms.
The short answer: parents should contact the school nurse; staff members contact their supervisor and the district nurse.
The short answer: parents should contact the school nurse; staff members contact their supervisor and a district nurse.
If a student will be absent from in-person or remote learning due to illness or any other reason, parents must report the absence to the school’s attendance line just as they normally would. If your student has been placed on quarantine, no call is necessary since the nurse will record the absence for you.
Additionally, please let your school nurse know if your student:
The purpose of the notification is to keep track of the number of students unable to return to school and to determine if contact tracing is needed.
District nursing staff will still be available to walk families through the Quarantine/Contract Tracing process.
The current District calendar can be found HERE. This calendar will continue to be updated based on local conditions.