A Moment of Gratitude
I'd like to take a moment to thank our students for doing an amazing job keeping their masks on throughout the school day. While masks are not required outside per the San Mateo County Pandemic Framework, the majority of our students are wearing masks outdoors. Thank you to our families and staff for helping teach and encourage our students to wear their masks at school. I appreciate the efforts of our community and staff to remain calm and proactive as we focus on the needs of our students and keeping everyone safe.
According to the CDPH:
"An effective mask has both good fit and good filtration. A well fitted mask has no gaps between the face and mask, the nose or at the sides. With gaps, air that has virus particles can easily leak in or out around the sides of the mask. Good fit forces the air that you breathe out and breathe in to go through the mask and be filtered. Good filtration blocks the virus particles from going through the mask itself. You can get good filtration with the right materials and by using more layers. Good fit and filtration improve protection for others if you are infected and protection for you if you are exposed to an infected person." Please read more about wearing masks on the CDPH website here.
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| The Safe Return to School document outlines the health and safety protocols used in our schools. Click the image to read more. | The SMCOE Pandemic Framework has been updated. Page 3 on the Framework explains what has been updated. Click the Framework to read more information. | El documento Safe Return to School describe los protocolos de salud y seguridad que se utilizan en nuestras escuelas. Haga clic el el imagen para leer mas información. |
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| Estos son los pasos que toman nuestras escuelas si hay un caso positivo. Este enlace lo llevará al Panel de SMFCSD sobre casos en nuestro distrito. Haga clic en el imagen para ir a la página web de SMFCSD. | Here are steps our schools take if there is a positive case. Click the image to take you to the SMFCSD Dashboard. Click the image to go to the SMFCSD web page. |
Estos son los pasos que toman nuestras escuelas si hay un caso positivo. Este enlace lo llevará al Panel de SMFCSD sobre casos en nuestro distrito. Haga clic en el imagen para ir a la página web de SMFCSD.
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| Click the image for a list of schools with confirmed cases. | Oprime el imagen para ver las escuelas con casos confirmados. |
Contact Tracing and Assigned Seating
Kindergarten Conferences 8/30-9/3
Sanctuary Task Force
The San Mateo-Foster City School District Sanctuary Task Force is committed to ensuring that all students and families in SMFCSD are safe, supported, and celebrated, inclusive of all birthplaces and immigration statuses, allowing all students to pursue a rigorous, high-quality and equitable education. For more information and to access parent resources please visit the District Webpage here.
School Site Council
Responsibilities of a SSC Member
1. Able to focus on the well-being of all the students at Meadow Heights
2. Able to work as a team with other council members through joint decision-making
3. Able to attend regularly scheduled meetings
4. Commitment to being an active participant and an ability/willingness to represent the total parent community.
5. Site Council positions are a two-year term
Virtual Meetings: 3:00-4:00 (9/27, 11/29, 1/24, 3/21, 5/23)
Please notify Principal Fraumeni if you are interested in joining Site Council.
Meadow Heights Elementary School
Principal: Stephanie Fraumeni
Administrative Assistant: Janine Wrightson
School Office Assistant & Bilingual Community Worker: Erica Fowler
2619 Dolores Street l San Mateo l CA 94403
Office: 650-312-7566 Attendance: 650-312-7568
Office Hours: 8:00-4:00
Virtual PTA Meeting 9/2 @ 6:30
