"TSD9 Parents,
On January 19th, the Oregon Department of Education (ODE) released guidance in the Ready Schools, Safe Learners (RSSL) document regarding COVID testing in schools. To further mitigate the risk of COVID-19 transmission, testing must now be made available in schools that are operating in-person and fall out of the green section in the RSSL metric. For the last two weeks the Tillamook School District has fallen in the yellow for the metric. Based on the RSSL metric this means that we must begin offering rapid testing to staff and students at both Tillamook Junior High and Tillamook High School who have the onset of symptoms while at school and have written consent for testing on record."
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On January 19th, the Oregon Department of Education (ODE) released guidance in the Ready Schools, Safe Learners (RSSL) document regarding COVID testing in schools. To further mitigate the risk of COVID-19 transmission, testing must now be made available in schools that are operating in-person and fall out of the green section in the RSSL metric. For the last two weeks the Tillamook School District has fallen in the yellow for the metric. Based on the RSSL metric this means that we must begin offering rapid testing to staff and students at both Tillamook Junior High and Tillamook High School who have the onset of symptoms while at school and have written consent for testing on record."
Read the entire notification: English | Spanish
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District Announcements and Communications 2020-21:
-5/20/21 ODE Mask Mandate Update
-3/11/21 Governor Update
-1/2021 Health & Safety Protocols
-12/17 Statement
-12/17 Super Letter to Families & Staff
-12/4 Hybrid/LiPi Transition Letter
-10/30 ODE News Announcement
-10/30 Statewide Parent Announcement
-10/27 A.L.I.C.E
-10/27 Virtual vs. Hybrid
-10/01 Limited Return to in-person school.
-10/14 Change in Assignment Due Dates
-9/2020 2020-21 CDL Parent Letter
TSD9 Return to School website
-5/20/21 ODE Mask Mandate Update
-3/11/21 Governor Update
-1/2021 Health & Safety Protocols
-12/17 Statement
-12/17 Super Letter to Families & Staff
-12/4 Hybrid/LiPi Transition Letter
-10/30 ODE News Announcement
-10/30 Statewide Parent Announcement
-10/27 A.L.I.C.E
-10/27 Virtual vs. Hybrid
-10/01 Limited Return to in-person school.
-10/14 Change in Assignment Due Dates
-9/2020 2020-21 CDL Parent Letter
TSD9 Return to School website
Parent Letter return to school 2021
Limited In-Person FAQ
Hybrid FAQ & supply list
Meal Pick-up details
Follow the ODE/ESD return to hybrid school metrics
2020-21 Principal Welcome Letter
Limited In-Person FAQ
Hybrid FAQ & supply list
Meal Pick-up details
Follow the ODE/ESD return to hybrid school metrics
2020-21 Principal Welcome Letter
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What do Limited In-Person (LiPi) and
Hybrid Learning Look like @TJHS? ● Hybrid Learning combines in-person instruction at school with online learning at home. ● Students are currently assigned a COHORT which is a group of approximately 15 students. ● Cohorts are primarily divided by the last names between A-L or M-Z, however, there may be some exceptions. ● Each currently existing cohort will be assigned to attend in-person two days per week either Monday | Wednesday or Tuesday | Thursday ● Attendance 2 days per week will be in person at school; 8:15am - 3:15pm. ● On days students come into the building, students will participate in currently existing cohort groups, primarily in one classroom. ● Teachers will Virtually Meet with their classes at the student's designated classroom throughout the day following their current schedule rotation. ● Students will attend 3 days a week from home and will need to check-in online for attendance (as they do now) and will be assigned work to do by their teachers. ● On weeks with Monday holidays (2/15/21, & 5/31/21) students in the M|W cohort will shift and attend W|F instead. ● On days students are in the building breakfast and lunch will be provided free to all students who would like a meal. Meals will be eaten in classrooms as a cohort. Food from home is allowed to come into the building. Students will not be allowed to share or trade food. Any school provided food items not eaten are not allowed to leave the building. ● On days students are at home free lunches will need to be picked up at the west parking lot outside of the JHS building. Lunch delivery will not be available. More Meal Details Answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs): ● Students should dress warmly as windows may be open to allow additional ventilation. ● Masks will be required for all students and staff throughout the day (with the exception of mealtimes). ● Students will be assigned a specific bathroom to use throughout the day. ● Student travels throughout the building will be restricted to limit the potential of sharing germs. ● Student's temperatures will be taken upon arrival at the school building. Students will receive explicit instructions from staff on physical distancing, mask use, hand washing, and other safety-related topics. ● Students will not be allowed to share school supplies. All supplies will be kept with each student to support this effort. Necessary supplies are listed here. ● Students will not have access to lockers; supplies will need to be kept with them in a backpack while at school. ● Students will need to bring their school-assigned, CHARGED Chromebook & cord with them to school for their in-person learning. ● While students will bring their CHARGED Chromebook & cord with them to school, work will be completed in a variety of ways throughout the day. ● Students who did not check out a school Chromebook may bring a personal device or will be provided one to use while at school. ● Classrooms will have clearly defined individual workspaces for each child (following ODE and OHA guidelines for 35 square feet of space per person in a classroom). ● Additional custodial hours will be added to support the cleaning of the school building. ● TJHS is using a specialized air fogging machine that sanitizes surfaces and purifies and improves air quality. When possible doors and windows may also be open to improve airflow and ventilation. ● Bussing will still be available to families but will be limited to pick up and drop off at one predetermined address. Any bus changes will need a minimum of one-week prior notice. ● At this time, we will not be able to have volunteers in our buildings. No visitors may enter the building. If you need to contact your student you may call the office. ● Tillamook Virtual Academy is an option for families who would prefer to continue learning from home. Contact Kara Rhodes to be placed on the waiting list at (503) 842-4414 x-1035 for more information. ¿Cómo es el Aprendizaje en Persona Limitado y el Aprendizaje Híbrido en TJHS? ● El Aprendizaje Híbrido es una combinación de instrucción en persona en combinación con aprendizaje en casa. ● Dependiendo de la métrica del Condado de Tillamook, TJHS posiblemente comience el Aprendizaje Híbrido en el mes de Enero del 2021. ● Los estudiantes actualmente tienen asignado un COHORTE que es de aproximadamente 15 estudiantes. ●Los cohortes son divididos por apellidos A-L o M-Z, sin embargo, pueden haber excepciones. ●Cada cohorte existente será asignado a asistir a la escuela dos días por semana ya sea Lunes | Miércoles o Martes | Jueves ● La asistencia 2 días a la semana será en persona en la escuela; el horario aún será determinado. ● Los días que los estudiantes vengan a la escuela, los estudiantes participarán en los cohortes existentes, primitivamente en un salón. ● Los maestros rotaran virtualmente de clases designado por el estudiante durante el día después de su rotación de horario actual. ● Los estudiantes asistirán 3 días de la semana en casa y tendrán que marcar su asistencia por internet (como lo hacen ahorita) y sus maestros les asignaran trabajos. ●En las semanas que el día lúnes sea día festivo (2/15/21, 3/15/21) los estudiantes en los cohortes de Lunes|Miercoles asistiran a la escuela Miercoles|Viernes. ● Los días que los estudiantes estén en la escuela los días completos, se les ofrecerá desayuno y almuerzo gratis para todos los estudiantes que quieran comer. Las comidas se comerán en los salones. La comida de casa es bienvenida en la escuela. Los estudiantes no podrán compartir o intercambiar comida. ● Los días que los estudiantes estén en casa no se repartiran comidas en los camiones. Si gusta una comida, puede recoger comida afuera de la escuela. Cualquier artículo alimenticio proporcionado por la escuela que no se coma no puede salir del edificio. Más detalles de la comida Preguntas Frecuentes (FAQs): ● Los estudiantes deben vestirse abrigados ya que las ventanas pueden estar abiertas para permitir ventilación adicional. ● El uso del cubrebocas será requerido para todos los estudiantes y personal durante el día escolar (con excepción en la hora de la comida). ● Se les asignará un baño específico a los estudiantes para el uso durante el día. ● Será restringido para los estudiantes el caminar en el edificio para limitar el potencial intercambio de gérmenes. ● Las temperaturas de los estudiantes serán tomadas cuando lleguen a la escuela. Los estudiantes recibirán instrucciones explícitas de parte del personal sobre el distanciamiento social, uso del cubrebocas, el lavado de las manos, y otros temas sobre la seguridad. ● No se les permitirá a los estudiantes compartir los útiles escolares. Todos los útiles se tendrán que mantener con cada estudiante para apoyar este esfuerzo. Las listas de útiles serán publicadas en línea y se le darán al maestro de Descubrimiento de su estudiante cuando ya estén disponibles. ● Los estudiantes no tendrán acceso a casilleros (lockers); los útiles se tendrán que mantener en la mochila cuando en la escuela. ● Los estudiantes tendrán que traer el Chromebook que se les prestó al principio del año, CARGADO y con el cargador a la escuela para el aprendizaje en persona. ● Mientras los estudiantes traen su Chromebook CARGADO y el cargador con ellos a la escuela, el trabajo será completado en una variedad de maneras durante el día. ● Los estudiantes que no hayan pedido un Chromebook prestado pueden traer su propia computadora o se les puede prestar una mientras estén en la escuela. ● Los salones tendrán áreas de trabajo individuales para cada estudiante claramente definidas (siguiendo las pautas de ODE y OHA de 35 pies cuadrados por persona en un salon). ● Se agregaran horas adicionales para la limpieza de la escuela. ● TJHS está utilizando una niebla especial que desinfecta las superficies y purifica la cualidad del aire. Cuando sea posible, también se abrirán las ventanas y las puertas para mejorar el flujo de aire y la ventilación. ● Los camiones estarán disponibles para las familias pero se limitará a recoger y dejar en una dirección predeterminada. Cualquier cambio deberá ser con una semana de anticipación. Bussing will still be available to families but will be limited to pick up and drop off at one predetermined address. Any bus changes will need a minimum of one-week prior notice. ● En este momento, no podremos tener a voluntarios en nuestro edificio. Los visitantes tampoco podrán entrar al edificio. Si usted tiene que hablar con su estudiante tendrá que llamar a nuestra oficina. ●La Academia Virtual de Tillamook es una opción para las familias que prefieran continuar aprendiendo desde casa. Para más información llame a Kara Rhodes al (503) 842-4414 x-1035 . |
Hybrid School Supply List
ALL supplies will be kept with the student in their backpack. If you need ANY assistance obtaining these supplies please contact the office for assistance. Jennifer Main 503.842.7531 |
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