The Viking View Families
January 20th
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From the desk of Principal Williams
Families,
I hope this newsletter finds you and your family well. I am so proud of our students and staff how they come to school each day and give their best efforts.
We appreciate your partnership with keeping our school safe. Please continue to keep your students home if they are not feeling well and are exhibiting COVID symptoms. See below for more information on how to contact us if you or your student tests positive.
Lastly, Last week I sent our a message which included the link for the Youth Truth Survey. This survey gives me and SRCS valuable information to help guide decision making and streamlined practices to better support you and your students. The survey takes about 10-15 minutes. Please select our school when completing the survey.
Click here to take the survey now. http://www.ytsurvey.org/santarosafamily22
With much gratitude,
Mrs. Williams
A Lockdown Drill will take place on January 26th
What do I do if me or my student tests positive?
If your family has a positive test let us know as soon as possible. You can contact either Katrin Fullerton our health tech at (707)595-8875 -
kfullerton@srcs.k12.ca.us , or Daisy Roman, our family engagement facilitator at (707)-241-4794 -
dromansalgado@srcs.k12.ca.us or you can call the main office at 707-890-3945. Our office hours are from 7:45 am-4pm M-F.
Pool Testing for COVID-19 on campus
Students will not be tested without their parents' permission. Please read the information below and then fill out the parent form linked below for your student.
What is pool testing?
With pool testing, nasal swabs from up to 25 asymptomatic students are submitted together for a single PCR test.
Which students are eligible for pool testing?
Any student in grades Kindergarten through 12. Transitional Kindergarten (TK) and Preschool classes are not being tested, per the state’s regulations for pool testing participation.
How does pool testing get done in schools?
Students with parent consent will swab their own nose and place the swab in a large tube that holds from 5-25 swabs. If the “pool” of tests returns positive, then the students in the classroom each will be tested using a rapid antigen test so that students with positive results can be sent home to isolate. Other students who may have been exposed in the class, regardless of their vaccination status, as of 1/12/22 may remain in class and should be tested after 3-5 days.
Please fill out the form below for your student.
Make sure to check one box to either opt-in or opt-out of the pool testing.
Click here >>>> PARENT FORM: Weekly Pooled Classroom COVID Testing with follow-up Rapid Antigen Testing as Needed
ELAC meeting on January 27th @6 pm via ZOOM
Meeting ID: 95995375267/ ID de reunion:95995375267
Passcode: 257447/ Contraseña: 257447
Agenda
- Welcome -Bienvenida
- Approval of Minutes
- Reading Specialist Presentation - Kimi OggPresentación De La Especialista De Lectura
- Reclassification Presentation/ELPAC - Ashley Haskins-Presentación De Reclasificación/ELPAC
- Youth Truth Survey-Encuesta De La Verdad Juvenil
- Importance of Attendance-La Importancia De Asistencia
- Items not on the Agenda
- Next Meeting Date-Próxima fecha de reunión
Boys and Girls Club Waitlist
Are you interested in your student attending the Boys and Girls Club after school here at Steele Lane?
Sign up using this link to get on the waitlist. The Club is in the process of hiring more employees to support our growing needs.
Support projects created by our educators
Steele Lane Elementary School
Amber Williams - Principal
