Stay Well, Texas!
Coughing & sneezing can send tiny infected droplets into the air which can be inhaled by anyone within 6 feet of us. Always cough or sneeze into a tissue or your elbow and immediately wash your hands to lessen the risk of spreading the virus. Be smart. Stay well! #StayHomeTexas
Toser y estornudar puede llevar gotas infectadas al aire, que pueden ser inhaladas por personas que estén a 6 pies de ti. Siempre tosa o estornude en pañuelos desechables o en el codo y lávese las manos para disminuir la propagación del virus. ¡Mantente sano! #StayHomeTexas
Stay Well,Texas #ApartWeStandTogether!
People with no symptoms have the potential to unknowingly spread COVID-19! That’s why it’s best for everyone in your family to stay at home and away from others as much as possible until instructed otherwise from state and local officials. #StayHomeTexas
¡Las personas sin síntomas tienen el potencial de propagar COVID-19 sin saberlo! Por eso lo mejor para todos en su familia es quedarse en casa y lejos de los demás tanto como sea posible hasta que los funcionarios estatales y locales le indiquen lo contrario. #StayHomeTexas
Please be watching your email regularly for Google Calendar invitations from either Ms. Beaver or Miss Early. These invitations will be where you confirm your time slot to discuss next year's schedule. Please click "Yes" when you receive your email invitation.
Counselors will be working with the Class of 2021 first, then 2022, then 2023.
#COVID19 lives on droplets in the lungs of people with the virus, even if they don’t have symptoms. When infected people breathe, the virus enters the air. If you can’t #StayHome, wear a mask/scarf/bandana, stay 6 feet apart, and wash your hands. #DontGoViral
#COVID19 vive de gotas en los pulmones de las personas con el virus incluso si no tienen síntomas.Cuando las personas contagiadas respiran, el virus entra al aire.Si no puedes quedarte en casa #StayHome, use una bufanda/pañuelo, manténgase a 6 pies de distancia y lávese las
Good morning SISD! It's a great day to be a Tiger! We are roaring through our 3rd week of At-Home Learning and we are adjusting well! Be sure to stop by the Digital Backpack on the At-Home Learning Hub and take a tour of the new layout! SISD STEM Directory Ryan Maney has loaded up the backpack with fantastic virtual learning opportunities! Don't' forget to check out this week's STEM Challenge! Jump in and let's explore!! https://sites.google.com/snyderisd.net/snyder-isd-digital-backpack/home
Good morning SISD! It's a great day to be a Tiger! We are roaring through our 3rd week of At-Home Learning and we are adjusting well! Be sure to stop by the Digital Backpack on the At-Home Learning Hub and take a tour of the new layout! SISD STEM Directory Ryan Maney has loaded up the backpack with fantastic virtual learning opportunities! Don't' forget to check out this week's STEM Challenge! Jump in and let's explore!! https://sites.google.com/s…/snyder-isd-digital-backpack/home
The SISD Weekly Updates Newsletter is now available.
From COVID-19 updates to the 2020-2021 school calendar we are here to better inform you! We hope you have a great week! Stay home and stay well! https://www.smore.com/3cdkv
Update from Dr. Bland I know not being together at school every day has been quite an adjustment. This is new for all of us and we will...
Attached is this week's lunch and breakfast menu for the week of April 6-11. Please note: The menu may change depending on supply.
Common symptoms of #COVID19 are fever, dry cough, & shortness of breath. If you have mild symptoms, call your doctor & #StayHome. If you develop serious symptoms, such as trouble breathing, pressure in the chest, or bluish lips or face, call your doctor & seek care immediately.
Los síntomas comunes de #COVID19 son fiebre, tos seca y dificultad para respirar.Si tiene síntomas leves, llame a su médico y quedate en casa.Si desarrolla síntomas graves, como dificultad para respirar o presión en el pecho, busque atención médica de inmediato. #StayHome
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Common symptoms of #COVID19 are fever, dry cough, & shortness of breath. If you have mild symptoms, call your doctor & #StayHome. If you develop serious symptoms, such as trouble breathing, pressure in the chest, or bluish lips or face, call your doctor & seek care immediately.
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Los síntomas comunes de #COVID19 son fiebre, tos seca y dificultad para respirar.Si tiene síntomas leves, llame a su médico y quedate en casa.Si desarrolla síntomas graves, como dificultad para respirar o presión en el pecho, busque atención médica de inmediato. #StayHome
Before social distancing, each person with #COVID19 spread the virus to 2.5 more people. At that pace, most would get it, and many more people would die. But we can slow the spread. That’s why we all #StayHome. #ApartTogether we slow coronavirus.
Antes del distanciamiento social, cada persona con #COVID19 transmitió el virus a 2.5 personas.A ese ritmo, muchas personas se contagiarían, y muchas personas morirían.Pero podemos retrasar la propagación.Por eso todos quedemonos en casa y paremos el Coronavirus.#ApartTogether
You can spread #COVID19 without knowing you have it. Whether you have symptoms or not, #StayHome. If you have to go out, wear a mask/bandana/scarf, regularly wash your hands, and stay 6 feet apart. We must stay #ApartTogether to slow coronavirus. https://tea.texas.gov/staywell
Puede propagar #COVID19 sin saber que lo tiene.Ya sea que tenga síntomas o no, quedate en casa.Si tiene que salir, use una bandana/bufanda, lávese las manos regularmente y manténgase a 6 pies de distancia.Debemos permanecer separados #ApartTogether.tea.texas.gov/mantentebientejas
Good morning SISD!
You hear it all the time during flu season: wash your hands to prevent the spread of flu. You may have heard advice encouraging you to do the same to stop the spread of COVID-19. But do you know why this simple practice works so effectively? Washing your hands with soap and water breaks up the molecules of the virus and washes them away, preventing the virus from infecting you or others.
To be able to effectively and reliably break up the virus cells, you must wash your hands thoroughly and vigorously for at least 20 seconds. Doing this can be incredibly effective! In fact, a study showed that when a group of elementary aged school children participated in supervised handwashing 2-4 times per day, the spread of a similar virus was reduced by 47%
While it is important to wash your hands, it is also important that we all regularly disinfect surfaces.
COVID-19 has been shown to live for up to three days on various surfaces. If you must leave your home for essential services, be sure to wash your hands as soon as you return and disinfect any surfaces you may have touched. If someone in your home is ill, it’s also important to regularly disinfect. Applying soap and water plus commonly used disinfectants to frequently touched surfaces will break up the virus and carry it away, in the same way soap kills and carries away the virus on your hands.
We hope you and your family are able to regularly take these simple steps, which will help prevent the spread of COVID-19, and help your family to stay well. For more information on preventing the spread of COVID-19, visit www.tea.texas.gov/staywell.
Stay healthy,
Your friends at SISD
Practice Social Distancing
To avoid the spread of COVID-19 in our community, practice social distancing:
• Avoid going out in public
• When in public, keep six feet of distance between you and others
• Follow guidance provided by local and state officials.
Get more information at https://texas.gov/covid19
#covid19 #texasstrong #stayhome
Practica el distanciamiento social
Para prevenir la propagación de COVID-19 en nuestra comunidad, practique el distanciamiento social:
• Evite salir en público
• Cuando esté en público, mantenga una distancia de seis pies entre usted y los demás.
• Seguir las recomendaciones de los funcionarios locales y estatales.
Obtenga más información en https://texas.gov/covid19
# covid19 #texasfuerte #quedateencasa
Practice Social Distancing
To avoid the spread of COVID-19 in our community, practice social distancing:
• Avoid going out in public
• When in public, keep six feet of distance between you and others
• Follow guidance provided by local and state officials.
Get more information at https://texas.gov/covid19
#covid19 #texasstrong #stayhome
Practice Social Distancing
To avoid the spread of COVID-19 in our community, practice social distancing:
• Avoid going out in public
• When in public, keep six feet of distance between you and others
• Follow the guidance provided by local and state officials....
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Practice Social Distancing
To avoid the spread of COVID-19 in our community, practice social distancing:
• Avoid going out in public
• When in public, keep six feet of distance between you and others
• Follow the guidance provided by local and state officials.
Get more information at https://texas.gov/covid19
#covid19 #texasstrong #stayhome
Practice social distancing
To prevent the spread of COVID-19 in our community, practice social distancing:
• Avoid going out in public
• When in public, keep a six foot distance between yourself and others.
• Follow the recommendations of local and state officials.
Learn more at https://texas.gov/covid19
# covid19 #texasfuerte #quedateencasa
The SISD community must work together to fight COVID-19. Head to http://tea.texas.gov/staywell
for vitally important public health guidance to stop the spread. If we stand apart as a community now, we will be together again soon.
The SISD community must work as a team to fight COVID-19. Visit the page Https://tea.texas.gov/mantentebien
for vital information on how to stop contagion. If we stay apart now, we'll be together sooner.
The SISD community must work together to fight COVID-19. Head to http://tea.texas.gov/staywell
for vitally important public health guidance to stop the spread. If we stand apart as a community now, we will be together again soon.
La comunidad del SISD debe trabajar en equipo para luchar contra COVID-19. Visite la página Https://tea.texas.gov/mantentebien
para obtener información vital sobre como detener el contagio. Si nos mantenemos separados ahora, estaremos juntos más pronto.
Mr. Maney, our STEM Coordinator, has taken part in another fantastic At-Home STEM Learning Experience and he wanted to share with our SISD Family! Texas 4-H is offering FREE Virtual Space Camp for students. Each week is new activities and an opportunity to work virtually with students from all over the world! Check out the Facebook link to get your family registered and learn alongside Mr. Maney!
https://www.facebook.com/Texas4HTech/photos/a.149780521700020/3116497845028258/?type=3&theater
Do you have questions on how grades will be calculated during this time and or summer learning options? SISD Assistant Superintendent Rachael McClain and Public Information Officer Valerie Morris will host a live Q&A Wednesday, April 1st at 10:00 am on the SISD Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/SnyderIsd/. In an effort to be better prepared, please email your questions to questions@snyderisd.net. We look forward to hearing from you!
Governor Abbott announced that schools will remain closed until May 4, 2020, due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. We had prepared for this possibility and will continue with the virtual education platform we have established through the At-Home Learning Hub. If you are unable to access your child’s schoolwork online, please call 325-574-8900 or email questions@snyderisd.net to discuss options. We appreciate the support you have shown our staff and most of all, your support to continue your child’s education. Meal service will continue as will the virtual wifi hotspots.
We will continue to keep you updated and encourage you to reach out to us anytime.