Coventry Triathlon Fundraiser
We are so proud of our Coventry Community!! We have raised $3,020 in JUST ONE WEEK!! We are at 25% of our goal! Thank you to everyone that has participated so far!
This week we have the reading challenge during LMC.
Keep the momentum going and lets beat last week’s total!! Here is the link to register your child(ren) and share! https://app.99pledges.com/fund/coventrytriathlon
Gently Used Spirit Wear
If you have any gently used Coventry spirit wear and would like to donate it to our school, please have your student bring it to the main office.
Coventry Spirit Wear is now available!
Order yours online today at https://shopcottonandink.com/collections/coventry-fall-2024
Password: 24_Eagles
Order deadline is September 26th.
Guidelines for Keeping Children Home From School
Fever
Your child should stay home if he/she has a fever. The American Academy of Pediatrics' definition of fever is 100.4 degrees or greater. Your child can return to school after he/she has been fever free for 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medications (ex Tylenol or Motrin).
Pink Eye (Conjunctivitis)
If your child's eyes are swollen, red, itchy, and/or they are draining, he/she should stay home and be seen by their doctor. If your child was diagnosed with Conjunctivitis, he/she may return to school 24 hours after the first dose of prescribed antibiotics and they should be free of having eye drainage. If conjunctivitis is ruled out, a note from the doctor. is needed to indicate that they have been evaluated and cleared to return to school.
Rashes
Your child should stay home if he/she has an unusual rash, a blistery rash, or a rash associated with a fever. Your child should remain at home until you have discussed the rash with your physician and your child is not contagious (a note from your doctor may be required).
Strep Throat
If your child has been diagnosed with strep throat, your child should remain at home until he/she has been on antibiotics for a full 24 hours and fever free for a 24-hour period before returning to school.
Vomiting/Diarrhea If your child has vomited more than once or has had persistent diarrhea during the previous evening or the current morning, he/she should stay home from school. He/she may return to school only after being symptom free for 24 hours.
Colds
Please keep your child home from school if he/she has a moist, productive cough, chest congestion, or thick nasal discharge. Continuous greenish discharge may be a sign of infection and you should consider consulting your healthcare provider. However, for a mild runny/stuffy nose and mild cough it is all right to send your child to school.
A sick child cannot learn effectively and is unable to participate fully in classes in a meaningful way. Keeping a sick child home from school prevents the spread of illness to others in the school and allows your child to rest and recover.
In addition to the guidelines listed above, please keep your child home from school if you are aware of any communicable disease your child may be carrying that has not been treated and could be passed to others. This is for your child's safety as well as the other students in your child's school.
Thank you for your help in keeping your child's school a healthy environment!
ParentVue
Parents, if you have not logged into ParentVue this year or have forgotten your password, please try to log in to ensure you have access. If you have forgotten your password, click the Forgot Password button. You may also contact the school main office or email hd@d47.org for assistance.
Menus
Click here to find out what will be on the breakfast or lunch menu for your elementary school.
Peachjar E-Flyers
To view your school's Peachjar E-Flyers, click here. For more information about Peachjar or to learn about community events and activities, visit our website.
Elevate
Nominations for the Elevate Award are now open for the 2024-2025 school year. Don't forget to nominate a deserving District 47 staff member for the Elevate award.
Nominate an outstanding D47 Educator for an ISBE Teacher of the Year Award
Take five minutes to join the Illinois State Board of Education in recognizing the incredible people involved in Illinois schools -- from teachers, to principals, to coaches, to counselors, to paraprofessionals, to school board members, and many more. ISBE will use submissions for the Those Who Excel & Teacher of the Year Awards, RISE Awards, and other educator recognition opportunities. Click here for the nomination form. Deadline is Oct 15.