•Please Click Here for the COVID-19 Flowchart

•Please Click Here for the LRHS Distance Learning Plan 

•Please Click Here for the GCDSD Meal Distribution Plan

(Remember, masks are required for all persons when coming to school. This includes those persons who are picking up a meal from one of our distribution points. Please wear your mask and protect us all )

~ Attention ~

Any person accessing the schools, busses or offices of the Grand Coulee Dam School District must wear an appropriate face covering, which covers their mouth and nose. Guidance from the CDC is at https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/cloth-face-cover-guidance.html

Specifically, please note that the CDC states:

• Masks with exhalation valves or vents should NOT be worn to help prevent the person wearing the mask from spreading COVID-19 to others (source control).

• The district has face-coverings for those that need them.These are available on busses, at entrance screening locations, and through the health room.

Dear Lake Roosevelt families and students,

Beginning on Monday, November 9th, the Grand Coulee Dam School District will be making improved changes  to the current Distance Learning Plan. We are making these necessary changes in an effort to increase student engagement and learning. This will also allow us to transition smoothly into in person learning when the time comes to do so. 

• All Lake Roosevelt Jr/Sr High School students will be required to attend live, virtual teaching sessions via ZOOM for each class on their schedule on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday. These days are called Virtual Instruction Days.
• For families/students without internet access, there are a few options available:

• Option 1: Students can be transported to the school to utilize the computer labs on Virtual Days.
  • Families must contact the LRHS office if you choose this option so that we can adjust transportation routes.

                            NOTE: (students/families must have their health history paperwork                                                  updated in order to ride a bus/enter the school)

• Option 2: Students can utilize other family members/friends that have access to the internet on Virtual Days. 

                             NOTE: GCDSD has access to no cost internet for families that qualify. If this                                             is of interest please contact the school 509-633-1442.

• Jr. High Only Option: Paper/Pencil packet will be provided with a letter signed by the student and family that acknowledges the paper/pencil packets do not replace learning and cannot be a replacement for instruction.

• 1st period begins at 8:20am and 7th period will end at 1:30pm. Each class is 30 minutes long with a 10-minute break between each class. A lunch break will be given from 11:40am to 12:10pm (Click here for Schedule)
• Distance Learning Days are Tuesday and Friday. On these days, students will be expected to complete assignments and activities from classes. 
• Teachers will be available to meet/conference with students outside of the Virtual Teaching schedule. 

Attendance

• In order for a student to be counted as “present”, students must attend each of their classes via ZOOM at their scheduled times Monday, Wednesday and Thursday. 
• On Distance Learning Days (Tuesday and Friday), students must complete an attendance activity to be counted for Tuesday and Friday.
  • If you have any questions regarding your class schedule, please contact the office.
• Students will be counted as “Late” by their teacher if they are not there at the scheduled time.
• Students will be counted as “Absent” on Virtual Instruction Days if they do not attend the ZOOM times for each class. Students will be counted as “Absent” on Distance Learning Days if they do not complete the attendance task for each class.

Sincerely,

Paul Turner

Superintendent 

(Please click the links below to view the documents)

• 2020-2021 In-Person Learning  •

• 2020-2021 School Re-Opening Plan •

• Appendix A- Region 7 K-12 Guidance for Re-Opening to Classroom Instruction

• Appendix B-Safety Protocol for Entering the Building

• Appendix D-Re-Opening Resolution

• Appendix E- Revised School Calendar

• Appendix F-WAC 392-401A-016

• Re-Opening plan to OSPI

Health Forms Reminder!

Parents please return all signed health forms to the school ASAP.

Effective August 1, 2020, a WA State rule change will affect three areas of immunization compliance:

• Students must turn in their immunization paperwork on or before the first day of attendance
• All new immunization records from students must be medically verified
• The Tdap vaccine requirement for 6^th through 12 grader has been changed to 7^th through 12^th grades requirement

The new rule clarifies that students without immunization paperwork should not start school until the required paperwork is turned in to the school. If they are missing vaccine doses, they must get any doses they are eligible to receive before starting school. Once they have provided the required paperwork to the school that they have received all vaccines they are currently eligible to receive, they can start school. If more doses are needed in a series that require spacing for dosing purposes, the student is considered in conditional status, and can be in school while completing the vaccine series. Children in conditional status must be making progress toward meeting the immunization requirements.