Orchard Elementary School 2021-2022 Full Reopening Parent/Student Guide

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Orchard Elementary School 2021-2022 Full Reopening Parent/Student Guide
Orchard Elementary
School 2021-2022
Full Reopening
Parent/Student Guide
Welcome
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Back!
We are so happy to welcome you back to Orchard School for our full reopening of in-
person learning. We are so excited to be back fully again. We do have some
procedures that we will follow to continue to ensure the health and safety of
everyone. Thank you for helping us with this “new” way of learning. If all of us work
together we can make everything work well and will see great learning this year.
We will be following the Sacramento County Public Health guidelines for re-opening
schools. Please read and share this information with your students so they know
what to expect on August 17th. Thank you!
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     As we return to full in-person
  instruction, we want to make sure
 that health and safety is a priority.
This guide will outline the procedures
  in place to ensure we can keep all
   students and staff safe while on
                campus.
1. TK-6 Daily Schedule:
New Start and End Times this Year:
• School starts at 7:45 am each weekday.
• School ends at 2:27 pm on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
• School ends at 12:27 pm on Wednesday (this is our early out day for Teacher
   professional development and collaboration)
Breakfast will be served in the cafeteria from 7:15-7:45 am
Students will not be allowed on campus before 7:30 am (except to have breakfast)

 Google Classroom
 Work/Assignments
 •  Teachers will continue to use
   Google Classroom for class
   and homework assignments.
   Each teacher will share their
   procedures/expectations with
   their families.
    Orchard School Bell
    Schedule 2021-2022
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     TK/K                   1-2                      3                   4                  4-6
   Mrs. Baker,      Mrs. Reichelt-Gainey,       Mrs. Ray,              Mr. Ray          Mrs. Larson,
  Mrs. Fadness,          Mrs. Riggs            Mrs. Trujillo,                           Mrs. Franklin,
  Mrs. Vanasen                                  Mrs. Lorta                              Mrs. Johnston

   7:45-9:15            7:45-9:15              7:45-9:15              7:45-9:30           7:45-9:30
Instruction (90)     Instruction (90)       Instruction (90)      Instruction (105)   Instruction (105)
   9:15-9:30            9:15-9:30              9:15-9:30             9:30-9:45           9:30-9:45
  Recess (15)          Recess (15)            Recess (15)           Recess (15)         Recess (15)
  9:30-10:25           9:30-10:50              9:30-11:15           9:45-11:15           9:45-11:40
Instruction (55)     Instruction (80)       Instruction (105)     Instruction (90)    Instruction (115)
  10:25-11:10          10:50-11:35            11:15-12:00           11:15-12:00         11:40-12:25
  Lunch (45)           Lunch (45)             Lunch (45)            Lunch (45)          Lunch (45)
   11:10-1:20          11:35-1:20             12:00-1:20            12:00-1:30          12:25-1:30
Instruction (130)   Instruction (105)       Instruction (80)      Instruction (90)    Instruction (65)
   1:20-1:30            1:20-1:30              1:20-1:30             1:30-1:40           1:30-1:40
  Recess (10)          Recess (10)            Recess (10)           Recess (10)         Recess (10)
   1:30-2:27            1:30-2:27              1:30-2:27             1:40-2:27           1:40-2:27
Instruction (57)     Instruction (57)       Instruction (57)      Instruction (47)    Instruction (47)
 332 min. Inst         332 min Inst          332 min Inst.         332 min Inst.       332 min Inst.
 70 min. recess       70 min. recess         70 min. recess        70 min. recess      70 min. recess

                                                                TK-6 Daily Schedule
2. Before Arriving to School:
              Home Health Screening
Parents and guardians, please monitor your child/children's health daily prior to sending them to
school. If your child has a temperature or if your child has one of the symptoms on the following
list you must keep your child at home. If your child becomes ill at school and displays one of these
symptoms you must pick up your child from school right away. Students will be isolated in the health room
until picked up.
•   Fever (99o or higher) or chills
•   Cough
•   Shortness of breath or
    difficulty breathing
•   Fatigue
•   Muscle or body aches
•   Headache
•   New loss of taste or smell
•   Sore throat
•   Congestion or runny nose
•   Nausea or vomiting
•   Diarrhea
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COVID-19 Exposure at home

✘   If anyone in your household has developed COVID-19 or
    been exposed to COVID-19, do not send your child to
    school and notify the office.
✘   Our Health Office will contact parent to discuss the
    circumstances with you and give appropriate guidance.
✘   The nurse will inform families of the need to quarantine
    and for how long if needed.
✘   Students may not return to school without clearance
    from the school nurse.
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COVID-19 Exposure at school
✘   If a positive case is confirmed, Twin Rivers applies
    contact tracing and all families will be immediately
    notified, along with public health officials.
✘   Confidentiality is maintained in accordance with state
    and federal privacy laws.
✘   The Twin Rivers contact tracing team will inform
    families as to whether quarantine/isolation is required.
✘   In the event there are confirmed cases that have been in
    close proximity to your child in the classroom, you will
    be contacted by the health staff and given directions for
    any need for testing or quarantine/isolation if needed.
3. Arriving to School:
    In order to maintain health and safety guidelines, we are not allowing visitors
    or volunteers on campus at this time due to the continued rise in COVID-19
    cases in our county. Only students will enter the gate to come to class.
•   Students may not be dropped off before
    7:30 am and class begins at 7:45 am
    (unless they are eating breakfast –
    service of breakfast is from 7:15-7:45 am)
•   The gate will be opened at 7:30 am and a
    staff person will greet students and direct
    them to the correct places. (Only those
    eating breakfast will be allowed in the
    cafeteria between 7:15 and 7:45 am)
•   At the 7:43 bell all students will line up at
    their designated lines.
•   Teachers will meet their classes at their
    lines to lead them into the classroom.
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Students Must be Dropped Off in the
Main Parking Lot
✘   While in the parking lot, please pull all the way to the curb to
    drop your child off.
✘   Children should have their things gathered and be ready to
    unload as soon as the car is against the curb.
✘   Please do not linger. Send your child off with a quick and
    loving goodbye.
✘   A staff member will be waiting to greet your child.
✘   Remember that there are no visitors on campus at this time.
✘   Students will follow the staff member’s directions as to where
    to go after entering the gate.
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Bus riders and Walkers
✘   Bus riders will be met at the bus gate by a staff member
    and admitted to the campus and will follow the
    directions of that staff member as to where to go after
    entering the campus.
✘   Walkers will enter from the main gate in the parking lot.
    They will arrive no sooner than 7:30 am and enter the
    gate when it is opened, following the staff’s directions
    as to where to go to.
4. Health and Safetly Guidelines
    Masks must be worn by all students and adults while entering the school
    grounds and while inside the classroom.

•   Masks will be provided to any
    student/adult who comes without
    one.
•   Students will wash their hands
    and/or use hand sanitizer
    frequently throughout the day.
•   Students will be allowed to go
    maskless when outside at recess
    and while eating breakfast and
    lunch.
•   Students will be taught the
    expectations and procedures for
    caring for their masks when they
    are not worn.
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Proper Mask
Placement

✘ Masks must be worn over
  the nose and mouth

✘ Masks must seal around
  the sides of face and under
  chin
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      5. Classroom Guidelines
✘ Water Bottle - please send your student with an individual water bottle. The drinking
  fountains are unavailable for use right now, but the water bottle can be refilled from the sink.
✘ Books and Materials - Students will be sent home with a new backpack and supply kit for
  this year. The supply kit may be left at home for use for homework and assignments
  needing to be completed at home. The backpack will be used to transport their chromebook,
  books, folders and needed school materials back and forth to and from school.
✘ Items to Bring to School – Students must bring their chromebook to school everyday unless
  otherwise told not to by their classroom teacher.
✘ Recess – Students will have a 15 minute morning recess, 10 minute afternoon recess and a
  20 minute recess after eating their lunch. (No afternoon recess on Wednesdays.)
✘ Face Coverings – Masks will be worn by all students and adults while inside the
  classrooms.
✘ Hand Washing - All staff and students will be hand sanitizing or washing when entering or
  exiting a classroom, before and after breaks/snacks, and before and after restroom use.
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Lining Up for Class

✘   Students will enter through the hallway doors closest to
    their classroom line (or right outside the class door if the
    class is not in a hallway)

✘   Students will stand one behind the other facing forward
    until their teacher has them enter the room.
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6.      Discipline for failure to abide by the Health and
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        Safety Guidelines

✘   Per the District Guidelines (as outlined in the Road to Reopening
    Guide), students who refuse to wear their mask where required
    to do so, will be subject to consequences following our discipline
    policy. These may include removal from the classroom, meeting
    with the principal, phone call to parent, loss of privileges and
    suspension from school. In these critical health times, it is
    imperative that students abide by the guidelines so we can keep
    our staff and students safe as well as our campus open for
    learning.
✘   Parents may register their child in the Keema Independent Study
    (TK-6) program if they would prefer their student not wear a
    mask as required.
7. Visitors and Volunteers
    At this time we are not allowing visitors and volunteers on campus to
    maintain health and safety guidelines.

•   The front gate to the school will be
    locked after 8:00 am.
•   If your child is late to school, call
    the office phone number (916-566-
    1930) as posted on the sign at the
    gate and someone will come to get
    your child.
•   If you need something from the
    office, call the office phone number
    and someone will bring you what
    you need.
•   If you are called to pick up a sick
    child, call from the gate and we will
    come let you in.
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Gate will be locked
after 8:00 am

✘ Call the office phone
  number as posted on the
  gate after 8:00 am for:

   - Late students

   - Picking up sick
     students

   - Paperwork needed
     from office
8. Dismissal from School:
    In order to maintain health and safety guidelines, we are not allowing visitors
    or volunteers on campus. Students will come out to the pick-up area to meet
    their ride or walk home. Bus riders will line up at the bus gate (masks are
    required on the bus).
•   Students will be dismissed at 2:27
    (12:27 on Wednesday) and walk
    out to the walker/pick up or bus
    area.
•   Students will go to their assigned
    spot on the pick up curve and wait
    away from the road. (see map)
•   Once their ride stops at the curb at
    their spot they will enter the car.
•   Older siblings will walk to their
    youngest siblings spot to wait for
    their ride together.
•   Walkers will meet younger siblings
    at the exit gate.
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End of Day Pick-Up
✘ Students are walked to
  their grade level pick-up
  spot by their teacher

✘ Students wait away from
  the road until their ride
  comes to the curb.
✘ Students will enter cars
  once parent is stopped at
  the curb
9. Breakfast, Snacks, Lunch
    Breakfast and Lunch will be served at school. Each teacher will share their
    snack procedures with the class and families.
•   Only students eating breakfast will be                  Orchard School
    allowed in the cafeteria between 7:15 and               Lunch Schedule
    7:45 am. Students will follow the line to               2021-2022
    get their meal, take a seat, eat and then
    clean up their seat and dump their tray
    and exit the cafeteria.
•   Students will follow their classroom
    teachers procedures for any snack time
    provided during class.
•   Teachers will walk students to the
    cafeteria to get lunch. Students will
    follow the line to get their meal, go to
    their assigned tables to eat and then
    when excused by noon duty they will
    clean up their spot and dump their tray
    and line up ready to go to the playground.
•   Breakfast and lunch are free for all
    students.
Orchard School 2021-2022
10. Parent/Student Handbook
All other guidelines and Information about Orchard School can be found in our
2021-2022 Parent Student Handbook. Follow the link below to open a pdf of
the entire handbook. Please read and share the contents with your child(ren).
It includes information about our schedules, behavior policies, recognition
programs, etc.

 Orchard School
 2021-2022
 Parent/Student
 Handbook
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Thanks!
Any questions?
You can reach me at: paula.roach@twinriversusd.org
or 916-566-1930
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