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Students are expected to read for at least 100 minutes a week outside of school.
Students are expected to read for at least 100 minutes a week outside of school.
- Please keep in mind that reading at home is in addition to homework minutes.
- "Reading is lifework, not homework."
• Help your child arrive at school on time every day. We start at 8:00am.
• Help your child arrive at school on time every day. We start at 8:00am.
• Make sure your child eats a healthy breakfast, snack, and lunch each school day.
• Make sure your child eats a healthy breakfast, snack, and lunch each school day.
- Breakfast is offered in the school cafeteria between 7:20am-7:50am.
• Water is a great way to stay hydrated.
• Water is a great way to stay hydrated.
- Please label water bottles with your child's name and room number (304).
- Refill stations are available on campus.
• Make sure your child wears appropriate shoes for P.E.
• Make sure your child wears appropriate shoes for P.E.
• Provide a quiet place at home for your child to study.
• Provide a quiet place at home for your child to study.
• Have a conversation with your child about their school day.
• Have a conversation with your child about their school day.
• Make sure your child gets plenty of sleep.
• Make sure your child gets plenty of sleep.
- The Center for Disease Control recommends kids aged 6-12 need 9 to 12 hours of sleep per 24 hours. (Article: "Sleep and Health")
*NOTE: Information below was taken from the "MUSD Reference Handbook for Students, Parents, and Employees":
*NOTE: Information below was taken from the "MUSD Reference Handbook for Students, Parents, and Employees":
For the safety and protection of all, students should not attend school and may be sent home for any symptom listed below:
For the safety and protection of all, students should not attend school and may be sent home for any symptom listed below:
• Temperature of 100° F or above and not feeling well
• Temperature of 100° F or above and not feeling well
- Students should be fever-free, without the use of medication, for 24 hours before returning to school
• Diarrhea or nausea accompanied by vomiting
• Diarrhea or nausea accompanied by vomiting
- Students experiencing diarrhea or severe nausea and/or vomiting, must be kept at home for 48 hours after they no longer have symptoms
• Pain that does not subside after approximately 15 to 20 minutes of rest
• Pain that does not subside after approximately 15 to 20 minutes of rest
• Appears ill, even though symptoms are vague
• Appears ill, even though symptoms are vague
• Any combination of cold symptoms with fever or if student is too lethargic to participate in school
• Any combination of cold symptoms with fever or if student is too lethargic to participate in school
• Flu symptoms: aching accompanied by fever
• Flu symptoms: aching accompanied by fever
• Conjunctivitis (redness of eyes) with tearing or a purulent discharge
• Conjunctivitis (redness of eyes) with tearing or a purulent discharge
• Acute earache
• Acute earache
• Severe toothache
• Severe toothache
• Unknown rash
• Unknown rash
- A note may be required verifying whether the rash is contagious or not
If a student is at school with any of these symptoms, a parent/guardian will be called to pick up the student. Protocols for illness and outbreaks may change based on directions from the Public Health Department. Under certain circumstances, parents/guardians may be asked to consult a physician and provide a written note from that physician indicating that the student may return to school. For the most current update, families can refer to the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) website.
If a student is at school with any of these symptoms, a parent/guardian will be called to pick up the student. Protocols for illness and outbreaks may change based on directions from the Public Health Department. Under certain circumstances, parents/guardians may be asked to consult a physician and provide a written note from that physician indicating that the student may return to school. For the most current update, families can refer to the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) website.
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