Lingleville ISD

Spook Parade. October 30, 2020. We plan on filming all the student participants and sharing the video on our website for the parents to enjoy. If you object to having your child, as part of the class group, participating in the video please contact the office. The students will participate by class only, not a school wide activity, with each grade level parading through the gym individually for judging and videoing. This way we can have an event for them and stay within the recommended safety measures. Thank you for sharing this fun event with the school.

Make sure the reusable water bottles are brought to school are made of materials that will not break.. Do not bring glass water bottles to school.

Red Ribbon Week October 26th-30th Be Happy. Be Brave. Be Drug Free! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Monday, October 26th No School Tuesday, October 27th “Don’t Sweat It, I’m Drug Free” - Wear Sweats Wednesday, October 28th “Too Bright for Drugs”- Wear Bright Colors and Sunglasses -Fire Truck Visit from Lingleville Volunteer Fire Department Thursday, October 29th “Team Up Against Drugs” -Wear Your Favorite Team Jersey/Shirt -Red Ribbon Week Activity Friday, October 30th “Say BOO to Drugs”- Wear your Halloween Costume -Early Release @ 1:00 **Costumes must be school appropriate and not include inappropriate images or any weapons**

October 19, 2020 Staff, parents and students of Lingleville ISD During the most recent required testing for our water system concerning lead content in the water system LISD had one sample location that tested too high. This location was a water fountain in the central building. This was the one test location that exceeded the maximum allowable lead content out of five test locations. The lack of use of the water fountains since spring break was a contributing factor in this happening. Having the water fountains closed due to the COVID-19 restrictions means that your students have not been exposed to the water from this drinking fountain. Tests will be repeated after we flush the water from the lines through the drinking fountains. This will remove any issues that have been caused by inactivity. Thank you., Curtis Haley

Spook Parade will be October 30, 2020. The early out for October 23 has been moved to October 30. The spook parade will be the culminating event of Red Ribbon week. With the safety protocols we have implemented for COVID- 19 it will be different this year. It will be class specific to keep from having a large crowd. The parade will be recorded and will be shared with the parents. We will publish more details soon.

Report Cards are in the parent portal for grades 1-12th. PK & KG will be sent out as soon as possible. Las boletas de calificaciones están en el portal para padres para los grados 1-12. PK & KG se enviarán lo antes posible.

Voting Information is posted on our website under news and documents.

Subject: Remote Learning Offerings Dear Parents and Students, Effective Monday, October 5, 2020, remote learning opportunities are only available to those who have chosen long term (for the six weeks) remote learning, or for those who have been placed in remote learning by the district for quarantine purposes or other health related reasons. Remote learning is no longer an option for day to day choice for our face to face learners. Teachers will be provided with a list of those students who require remote learning. All other students must attend face to face classes daily as required by Texas Education Code 25.085, TEC 25.092, and TEC 25.094. Thank you for your attention to this matter. We look forward to continuing to serve your student’s educational needs. Thank you, Curtis Haley, Superintendent DeeCee McDougal, Principal

Dear Parent/Guardian, In keeping with Lingleville I.S.D.’s practices to respond to COVID-19, we are notifying all student families that a student who was lab-confirmed to have COVID-19 was present on the high school campus on Tuesday, September 29, 2020. Due to privacy requirements, we will not be releasing the name of the individual or details that may identify him or her. We have completed a case investigation and LISD staff has notified all individuals who were in close contact. Those that were in close contact will remain off campus for 14 days to ensure that they do not have the virus and reduce the chance of spreading the virus. Operations at L.I.S.D. will continue as usual, and we will keep you apprised of further updates. Proper cleaning and disinfecting protocols have been in place and will continue to ensure the safety of all students and staff. While we do not have reason to believe that those who were not in close contact with the infected individual have reason to be concerned, we ask that you, as always, watch for symptoms of COVID-19. If any of these listed are experienced please stay home and follow protocols. Have you recently begun experiencing any of the following in a way that is not normal for you? • Temperature of 100.0 degrees Fahrenheit or higher or feeling feverish • Loss of taste or smell • Cough • Difficulty Breathing • Shortness of breath • Fatigue • Headache • Chills • Sore throat • Congestion or runny nose • Shaking or exaggerated shivering • Significant muscle pain or ache • Diarrhea • Nausea or vomiting

Lingleville School is planning on having a Spook Parade for our students this year. We want our students to have this experience of fall and have the opportunity of a fun event. Due to the restrictions placed on schools due to COVID-19 we have to modify the procedures to meet those guidelines. More information will be shared as the details are finalized.

1:00 pm Early Release Friday October 2, 2020.

It is with great regret that Lingleville ISD in partnership with LISD Parent Teacher Organization would like to announce the cancellation of the 2020 Lingleville Halloween Carnival. Lingleville ISD Administration reviewed the latest information from the Governor’s office and Texas Education Agency, along with the Back to School Plan that was Board adopted. In addition we communicated with the County Judge, District Emergency Management Coordinator, and the County Health Official, Dr. Moore. After collecting all information and taking recommendations into consideration the decision was made to cancel the event held on the Lingleville ISD Campus. This decision was made with many considerations but ultimately it was the safety of our students, staff and community. The hosting of an activity such as the Halloween Carnival will create exposure to a large crowd that extends beyond our community. We are not willing to expose the families of the District to any threat that could deter us from our goal of safety and the continuation of face to face instruction and UIL competitions. The tradition of our Carnival will be resumed in October 2021. We are working with the senior class to have an auction for their projects in November. More details on this will be published later.

Lingleville ISD Parent/ Guardian; In an effort to promote a safe and healthy environment for students and staff, the District has been working to put in place new health and social distancing protocols in response to COVID-19. It is important for all parents to have a working knowledge of the infectious period of someone with COVID-19. People are infectious before they have symptoms, meaning they could be spreading the disease without even knowing it. Individuals with COVID-19 develop signs and symptoms usually about five days after they're infected, but it can be as delayed up to 14 days. They themselves are able to infect others two days before they get sick, and particularly on the day that they get sick. As long as they have signs and symptoms, they're still able to infect others for at least seven more days. Therefore, it is imperative that parents abide by the following regulations: ● Parents are to screen their child, daily prior to arriving on campus, for any signs or symptoms of COVID-19 including: ○ Feeling feverish or a measured temperature greater than or equal to 100.0 degrees Fahrenheit ○ Loss of taste or smell ○ Cough ○ Difficulty breathing ○ Shortness of breath ○ Fatigue ○ Headache ○ Chills ○ Sore throat ○ Congestion or runny nose ○ Shaking or exaggerated shivering ○ Significant muscle pain or ache ○ Diarrhea ○ Nausea or vomiting ● If your child demonstrates any of the above signs or symptoms, they must stay home, and you need to report to the campus nurse the signs or symptoms your child is exhibiting. In the event that your child has a fever, they must be kept home from school until they are fever free for 24 hours without the use of fever reducing medication. Please do not give fever reducing medication and send your child to school. ● When a parent/guardian is called regarding an ill student at school, the parent/guardian must arrange for their student to be picked up in a timely manner. Please plan accordingly, and have a responsible adult who is willing and available to pick up your child. In the event you need to send someone that is not in your emergency contact list, make sure that you have communicated who the person is with the campus. ● Continuously make sure all contact and emergency contact phone numbers are updated. ● Please put your child’s campus phone number in your contacts on your phone. This will ensure calls from the campus are recognized. ● Students exhibiting signs or symptoms of illness will not, under any circumstance be allowed to walk home, or utilize a ride service. ● The District is asking that parents follow the recommendations set forth by the CDC, Texas State Department of Health Services, and Texas Education Agency’s and have your child wear a face coverings when in a public place, and when developmentally appropriate. If there is a medical condition that prohibits your child from wearing a face covering, please contact the school nurse. I have read, and understand what is being asked of me, and will do my part to help keep me, my family, and our community safe.

Padre / Guardian de Lingleville ISD; En un esfuerzo por promover un ambiente seguro y saludable para los estudiantes y el personal, el Distrito ha estado trabajando para implementar nuevos protocolos de distanciamiento social y de salud en respuesta al COVID-19. Es importante que todos los padres tengan un conocimiento práctico del período infeccioso de alguien con COVID-19. Las personas son infecciosas antes de tener síntomas, lo que significa que podrían estar propagando la enfermedad sin siquiera saberlo. Las personas con COVID-19 desarrollan signos y síntomas por lo general unos cinco días después de que se infectan, pero puede demorarse hasta 14 días. Ellos mismos pueden infectar a otros dos días antes de que se enfermen, y especialmente el día en que se enferman. Mientras tengan signos y síntomas, aún pueden infectar a otros durante al menos siete días más. Por lo tanto, es imperativo que los padres cumplan con las siguientes regulaciones: ● Los padres deben examinar a su hijo, diariamente antes de llegar al campus, para detectar cualquier signo o síntoma de COVID-19, que incluyen: ○ Sensación de fiebre o una temperatura medida mayor o igual a 100.0 grados Fahrenheit ○ Pérdida del gusto o el olfato ○ Tos ○ Respiración dificultosa ○ Dificultad para respirar ○ Fatiga ○ Dolor de cabeza ○ Resfriado ○ Dolor de garganta ○ Congestión o secreción nasal. ○ Temblores o escalofríos exagerados ○ Dolor o dolor muscular significativo ○ Diarrea ○ Náuseas o vómitos ● Si su hijo muestra alguno de los signos o síntomas anteriores, debe quedarse en casa y debe informar a la enfermera del campus sobre los signos o síntomas que presenta su hijo. En caso de que su hijo tenga fiebre, debe quedarse en casa y no ir a la escuela hasta que no tenga fiebre durante 24 horas sin el uso de medicamentos para reducir la fiebre. Por favor no le dé medicamentos para bajar la fiebre y envíe a su hijo a la escuela. ● Cuando se llama a un padre / tutor con respecto a un estudiante enfermo en la escuela, el padre / tutor debe hacer arreglos para que se recoja a su estudiante de manera oportuna. Por favor planifique en consecuencia y tenga un adulto responsable que esté dispuesto y disponible para recoger a su hijo. En caso de que necesite enviar a alguien que no esté en su lista de contactos de emergencia, asegúrese de haber comunicado quién es la persona con el campus. ● Asegúrese continuamente de que todos los números de teléfono de contacto y de contacto de emergencia estén actualizados. ● Por favor ponga el número de teléfono del campus de su hijo en los contactos de su teléfono. Esto asegurará que se reconozcan las llamadas del campus. ● Los estudiantes que presenten signos o síntomas de enfermedad no podrán, bajo ninguna circunstancia, caminar a casa o utilizar un servicio de transporte. ● El Distrito está pidiendo que los padres sigan las recomendaciones establecidas por los CDC, el Departamento de Servicios de Salud del Estado de Texas y la Agencia de Educación de Texas y que su hijo se cubra la cara cuando esté en un lugar público y cuando sea apropiado para el desarrollo. Si hay una condición médica que prohíbe que su hijo use una cubierta facial, comuníquese con la enfermera de la escuela. He leído y entiendo lo que se me pide, y haré mi parte para ayudar a mantenerme a mí, a mi familia y a nuestra comunidad a salvo.

The progress reports are now in parent portal.

All Lingleville Cardinal Fans. Please help us adhere to the UIL protocols at all of our sporting events so our kids can keep playing the games that they love!

Volleyball Ticket and Gate Procedure. Reduced Attendance Per UIL COVID Guidelines. In order to attend games you will have to have a color coded ticket prior to entering the building. These tickets will be distributed to the players to give to their parents. Tickets will be given to the players one to two days in advance before the games. The number of tickets that are available depends on the seating available in the respective Gym that the game will be played in. Tickets will be divided equally among the players who are on the team. If a family has tickets they are not going to use they may give them to someone else who wants to attend. All fans are to be wearing masks when not in their seats or within six feet of someone not living in your home. Home and visiting fans are being asked to mingle as little as possible. Please make sure you are wearing your mask when you are within 6 feet of someone not living in your home.

We just wanted to remind everyone that there are new guidelines in place this year regarding attending athletic events. 1. All fans are to be wearing masks when not in their seats or within six feet of someone not living in your home. 2. If you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, please do not attend the event. 3. Home and visiting fans are being asked to mingle as little as possible. Please make sure you are wearing your mask when you are within 6 feet of someone not living in your home. 4. When the games are over, we ask that you social distance and quickly exit the stadium/gym areas. You will not be allowed on the field/court. 5. The players are being instructed that at the conclusion of the game, they are to go straight to the locker rooms, change, and either leave if we are at home or get on the bus if we are traveling. We would also like to remind you that the UIL and TEA guidelines have been given to all school districts. Lingleville ISD cannot be responsible for how other schools choose to implement or if they choose not to implement them. Lingleville ISD has chosen to implement them to try and keep our students, staff, and community as safe and healthy as possible. We truly appreciate your cooperation as we try to do this.

Face Coverings- Executive Order GA-29 Executive Order GA-29, regarding face coverings, applies to all UIL activities effective July 3, 2020. This includes the 2020-2021 school year. As the public health situation changes, and/or if subsequent Executive Orders are issued by Governor Greg Abbott, these guidelines may be further modified. 1. For the purposes of this document, face coverings include non-medical grade disposable face masks, cloth face coverings (over the nose and mouth), or full-face shields to protect eyes, nose, and mouth. 2. All employees, parents, visitors and students ten years of age or older must wear face coverings or face shields upon entry to an area where UIL activities are being conducted and when not actively practicing or playing in the contest, unless an exception listed below applies. 3. The face coverings requirements do not apply to a school in a county that meets the requirements of paragraph 11 of Executive Order GA-29, unless the local school system chooses to implement these requirements locally. Even in these circumstances, the wearing of face coverings or face shields is strongly encouraged. Exceptions to the wearing of face coverings or face shields include:  Any person with a medical condition or disability that prevents wearing a face covering;  While a person is consuming food or drink;  While the person is in a swimming pool, lake, or similar body of water.  When a congregating group of persons maintains at least 6 feet of social distancing; or  Any other reason or circumstance indicated under Executive Order GA-29

Spectators, Audiences, Fans and Media Schools may allow spectators to attend games, contests, or events within a maximum 50% capacity limitation, provided that appropriate spacing between spectators is maintained according to the protocol, and according to the following: 1. Spectators, audiences, fans and media are required to wear face coverings as described in Executive Order GA-29. 2. Sites are encouraged to utilize remote ticketing options to help manage capacity limitations within a maximum 50% occupancy. Paper tickets and programming should be minimized to help avoid transferable materials. 3. If possible, set reserved times for entry to avoid mass arrivals. 4. Groups should maintain at least six feet of distance from other groups at all times, including the process of admission and seating. A group is defined as no more than 10 people including the members of the household and those persons who traveled together to the facility. 5. Schools should not allow seating in consecutive rows, and should block off seating to maintain a minimum six feet of distance between groups. 6. Schools should provide hand sanitizing stations and/or hand washing stations at entrances and inside the facility. 7. Schools should limit access to working media providing coverage of the event to ensure protocols are followed. 8. Post-game interviews should be conducted while wearing face coverings and maintaining at least six feet of distance between the interviewer and individual being interviewed.