All students will need to bring the following with them every day.

• A backpack (no wheels) that contains everything the student needs for the day.

• A multi-use water bottle with a straw that flips up. (Drinking fountains will be unavailable, but students will have access to bottle filling stations.) Please wash it every night and send it back to school in the backpack.

• A hoodie or light jacket for morning recess when the weather is cooler.

• A school-issued device to use for learning.

• CLICK HERE for specific supply lists for each in-person teacher. (These should be the same supplies that were purchased at the beginning of the school year.)

• All classrooms are set up with desks at least 6' apart.

• Each classroom has a supply of PPE and hand sanitizer.

• Related arts teachers will visiting the regular classroom for instruction to limit student transitions, except for P.E., which will take place either outside or in the gymnasium.

• Please make sure students are bringing their own supplies each day as they are unable to share supplies in the classroom.

• We are implementing a robust cleaning and disinfection program to prevent transmitting viruses from surfaces to people. This includes using disinfectants approved by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and battery-powered sprayers that deliver the disinfectant as a mist to provide coverage in harder-to-reach areas. In addition, we have increased the frequency of cleaning and disinfecting high-contact surfaces, and have provided classroom teachers access to disinfecting wipes. There will also be ample opportunities for students to wash their hands and use hand sanitizer, which will be available in classrooms and throughout the building.

Free breakfast and lunch will be provided to all students for the remainder of this school year. Click HERE for the breakfast and lunch menus.

Breakfast

• Upon entry to the school, each student may pick up a grab-and-go breakfast.

• Students will wash their hands with soap and water prior to eating.

• Students will eat their breakfast in their assigned seats in their classroom. (All student desks are at least 6' apart.)

• Students will wash their hands with soap and water after eating.

• Student desks will be disinfected before and after eating breakfast.

Lunch

• Teachers will escort students to the cafeteria for lunch after washing their hands with soap and water.

• Students will enter the cafeteria line to select their lunch items. Each line is marked with floor stickers that are 6' apart.

• Students will be seated in assigned seats that are 6' apart and are facing in the same direction.

• Students will wash their hands with soap and water after eating.

• Cafeteria tables will be disinfected before and after each group of students.

• Students may bring their lunch to school. Please do not send any food that requires refrigeration or a microwave; students with food requiring a microwave will be provided a lunch from the cafeteria.

• An isolation area is set up for students showing symptoms of illness. Students will be under the care of a health professional until picked up by their families.

• Our school, like every school in JCPS, has a Healthy at School Officer, who will be your primary contact to report a Covid-19 exposure, positive Covid-19 case, or ask questions regarding the virus. Our school’s Healthy at School Officer is Assistant Principal Shawn Wilson. Shawn can be reached at shawn.wilson@jefferson.kyschools.us. Shawn will work with the district’s contact tracers to identify possible exposures, coordinate school-level data with district and local health officials, and provide important information that you’ll need to keep your family safe.

• If your child is exposed or possibly exposed to an individual with Covid-19 at school, a contact tracer will reach out to you and advise of steps you should take, including quarantine guidelines.

All students will need to bring the following with them every day.

• A backpack (no wheels) that contains everything the student needs for the day.

• A multi-use water bottle with a straw that flips up. (Drinking fountains will be unavailable, but students will have access to bottle filling stations.) Please wash every night and send back to school in the backpack.

• A hoodie or light jacket for morning recess when the weather is cooler.

• A school-issued device (Chromebook or iPad).

• Students should bring basic school supplies such as pencils, pens, paper, folders, etc.

Dismissal

• Dismissal will begin at 2:40 PM. All middle and high school students without elementary siblings will be dismissed using THIS DAILY DISMISSAL FORM. Staff members will be on the front sidewalk to assist parents with the form if needed.

• Parents/visitors will not be permitted to enter the school building to pick up students.

• As parents complete the DAILY DISMISSAL FORM, students will be released in a socially distanced manner from their 4th block classroom to meet their rides home.

• Middle and high school students with elementary siblings should report to the gym to be dismissed with their siblings through the car-rider system.

• Students will not be allowed to wait outside for their ride home to arrive.

TARC Riders

• Staff members will be provided a list of approved TARC riders.

• Students riding TARC to school in the morning will enter the back alley from 2nd Street on the sidewalk between the parking garage and the lawyer's office. Students will socially distance on the sidewalk until directed by a staff member to come to the temperature check station.

• Students riding TARC in the afternoon will be escorted from the gym to the sidewalk between the parking garage and the lawyer's office.

• All classrooms are set up with desks at least 6' apart.

• Each classroom has a supply of PPE and hand sanitizer.

• Students will stay in one room for Blocks 1 - 3. Students will travel to Block 4 classes, which are related arts classes.

• Please make sure students are bringing their own supplies each day as they are unable to share supplies in the classroom.

• We are implementing a robust cleaning and disinfection program to prevent transmitting viruses from surfaces to people. This includes using disinfectants approved by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and battery-powered sprayers that deliver the disinfectant as a mist to provide coverage in harder-to-reach areas. In addition, we have increased the frequency of cleaning and disinfecting high-contact surfaces, and have provided classroom teachers access to disinfecting wipes. There will also be ample opportunities for students to wash their hands and use hand sanitizer, which will be available in classrooms and throughout the building.

• An isolation area is set up for students showing symptoms of illness. Students will be under the care of a health professional until picked up by their families.

• Our school, like every school in JCPS, has a Healthy at School Officer, who will be your primary contact to report a Covid-19 exposure, positive Covid-19 case, or ask questions regarding the virus. Our school’s Healthy at School Officer is Assistant Principal Shawn Wilson. Shawn can be reached at shawn.wilson@jefferson.kyschools.us. Shawn will work with the district’s contact tracers to identify possible exposures, coordinate school-level data with district and local health officials, and provide important information that you’ll need to keep your family safe.

• If your child is exposed or possibly exposed to an individual with Covid-19 at school, a contact tracer will reach out to you and advise of steps you should take, including quarantine guidelines.

All high school students will need to bring the following recommended list of supplies with them every day:

• A backpack (no wheels) that contains everything the student needs for the day. (they will not use their lockers)

• A multi-use water bottle with a straw that flips up. (Drinking fountains will be unavailable, but students will have access to bottle filling stations.) Please wash it every night and send it back to school in the backpack.

• A hoodie or light jacket for when the teachers take the classes outside.

• A school-issued Chromebook, labeled with student’s name

• Chromebook Charger, labeled with student’s name

• Mechanical pencils and lead (so they don’t sharpen pencils)

• Hand-held sanitizer

• Calculator

• 1-inch, 3-ring binder, and loose-leaf paper

• 2 masks

• Headphones with a mic; many students are learning from a remote teacher or are in a room with students that are in other virtual classes.

• Supplies for specific classes (Ex: art; your teachers will email you with these)

Dismissal

• Dismissal will begin at 2:40 PM. All middle and high school students without elementary siblings will be dismissed using THIS DAILY DISMISSAL FORM. Staff members will be on the front sidewalk to assist parents with the form if needed.

• Parents/visitors will not be permitted to enter the school building to pick up students.

• As parents complete the DAILY DISMISSAL FORM, students will be released in a socially distanced manner from their 4th block classroom to meet their rides home.

• Middle and high school students with elementary siblings should report to the gym to be dismissed with their siblings through the car-rider system.

• Students will not be allowed to wait outside for their ride home to arrive.

TARC Riders

• Staff members will be provided a list of approved TARC riders.

• Students riding TARC to school in the morning will enter the back alley from 2nd Street on the sidewalk between the parking garage and the lawyer's office. Students will socially distance on the sidewalk until directed by a staff member to come to the temperature check station.

• Students riding TARC in the afternoon will be escorted from the gym to the sidewalk between the parking garage and the lawyer's office.

• All classrooms are set up with desks at least 6' apart.

• Each classroom has a supply of PPE and hand sanitizer.

• Related arts teachers will visiting the regular classroom for instruction to limit student transitions, except for P.E., which will take place either outside or in the gymnasium.

• Please make sure students are bringing their own supplies each day as they are unable to share supplies in the classroom.

• We are implementing a robust cleaning and disinfection program to prevent transmitting viruses from surfaces to people. This includes using disinfectants approved by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and battery-powered sprayers that deliver the disinfectant as a mist to provide coverage in harder-to-reach areas. In addition, we have increased the frequency of cleaning and disinfecting high-contact surfaces, and have provided classroom teachers access to disinfecting wipes. There will also be ample opportunities for students to wash their hands and use hand sanitizer, which will be available in classrooms and throughout the building.

Free breakfast and lunch will be provided to all students for the remainder of this school year. Click HERE for the breakfast and lunch menus.

Breakfast

• Upon entry to the school, each student may pick up a grab-and-go breakfast.

• Students will wash their hands with soap and water prior to eating.

• Students will eat their breakfast in their assigned seats in their classroom. (All student desks are at least 6' apart.)

• Students will wash their hands with soap and water after eating.

• Student desks will be disinfected before and after eating breakfast.

Lunch

• Teachers will escort students to the cafeteria for lunch after washing their hands with soap and water.

• Students will enter the cafeteria line to select their lunch items. Each line is marked with floor stickers that are 6' apart.

• Students will be seated in assigned seats that are 6' apart and are facing in the same direction.

• Students will wash their hands with soap and water after eating.

• Cafeteria tables will be disinfected before and after each group of students.

• Students may bring their lunch to school. Please do not send any food that requires refrigeration or a microwave; students with food requiring a microwave will be provided a lunch from the cafeteria.

• An isolation area is set up for students showing symptoms of illness. Students will be under the care of a health professional until picked up by their families.

• Our school, like every school in JCPS, has a Healthy at School Officer, who will be your primary contact to report a Covid-19 exposure, positive Covid-19 case, or ask questions regarding the virus. Our school’s Healthy at School Officer is Assistant Principal Shawn Wilson. Shawn can be reached at shawn.wilson@jefferson.kyschools.us. Shawn will work with the district’s contact tracers to identify possible exposures, coordinate school-level data with district and local health officials, and provide important information that you’ll need to keep your family safe.

• If your child is exposed or possibly exposed to an individual with Covid-19 at school, a contact tracer will reach out to you and advise of steps you should take, including quarantine guidelines.