The Reese Report

The James Reese Career and Technical Center staff wish you a Happy New Year!

We are looking forward to a wonderful Spring Semester. It is application time for FBISD students. We are looking to continue growing the number of students attending James Reese CTC next year. Please share the application information with other families in FBISD.

Due to the surge in COVID-19 cases this month, we have rescheduled The Reese Experience Night to February 10, 2022. We feel having prospective students visit James Reese CTC is important and moving it back provides the best opportunity for an in person event to occur. If the COVID-19 positive cases are still on the rise, we will shift the event to virtual.

FBISD strongly encourages staff and students to wear masks. In an effort to mitigate the spread of COVID-19, our classrooms are cleaned between the AM and PM cohorts and our staff have disinfectant spray and wipes available as needed.

Please let us know if you have any questions or concerns.

Best Wishes,

Dr. Julia Erdie

Healthy Minds and Healthy Habits: How to Support Your Child’s Mental Health

As part of the Whole Child Health initiative, Fort Bend ISD will present the parent webinar, “Healthy Minds and Healthy Habits: How to Support Your Child’s Mental Health,” on Wednesday, January 26 at 6 p.m. Click the Zoom link to join the webinar. Registration is not required for this event. This session will focus on parenting strategies that will help parents support their children to be the best version of themselves. Whole Child Health, aligned with the FBISD’s Profile of a Graduate, is committed to supporting and developing the mental, behavioral, social, emotional, and physical health of all students in FBISD.

Unfortunately, we are still in pandemic and now it has been compounded by Influenza season.

Please consider getting vaccinated for COVID and Influenza if you have not already done so.

Vaccines work with your body's natural defenses to help you safely develop immunity to disease.

Please remember if you become ill and/or have any symptoms which may be COVID related, please stay home, contact your medical provider, or get tested. Remember to remain at home until you receive your test results. This helps to protect your classmates and school personnel.

If you test positive, please complete the Fort Bend ISD Wellness Screener , which is located on the FBISD homepage and your campus home page.

https://wellnessscreener.fortbendisd.com/Account/Login

People with COVID-19 may experience a wide range of symptoms. Some symptoms range from mild-severe. A person may experience symptoms 2-14 days after exposure to the virus.

People with the following symptoms may have COVID-19:

1. Fever or chills

2. Cough

3. Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing

4. Fatigue

5. Muscle or Body aches

6. Headache

7. Sore Throat

8. Congestion or runny nose

9. Nausea or vomiting

10. Diarrhea

This list is only a sample of symptoms a person may experience. REMEMBER, If you are ill, please stay home.

The safety and well-being of all students, visitors, and staff are our highest priority, please consider wearing a mask when visiting our campus.

The Reese Report

January 21, 2022

Note from Dr. Erdie

District Alternative Education Program or Homebound Placement

Exam Exemption Policy

2022 – 2023 James Reese CTC Application

Reese Experience Night

Healthy Minds and Healthy Habits: How to Support Your Child’s Mental Health

Join our Cloud HD Video Meeting

A Note from Nurse Bostic

2021-2022 Reese Center Bell Schedule

2021-22 Instructional Calendar

Campus Happenings

Health Science

Cosmetology

Audio/Visual

Save the Dates

Spring Open House

Reese Center Administrators

Reese Career & Technical Center