McAuliffe Elementary

Continue the Love for Learning

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This resource is a guide for students and families to focus on the heart, mind, soul and body while we are apart from one another. These activities align with our Leader in Me philosophies. Resources will be added frequently so please check back often. We are thinking of you daily! Please make sure and Like our Facebook Page at the bottom

McAuliffe Elementary Staff

Communication

Ways to stay connected with your child's teacher or school

Remind 101 – Each class has a special code
Email
McAuliffe Newsletters - created through Smore
SeeSaw (if your child is doing virtual)
Flyers will be sent home with students or information will be shared through text
McAuliffe Facebook Page – McAuliffe a Community School

Meet the Teacher

Thursday, August 20th from 3 p.m. - 6 p.m.

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Friday, August 21st from 8 a.m. – noon

Teachers will begin to contact parents on Monday, August 17 to schedule an individual meeting. A sign-up genius will be sent out for parents to sign up for a time.

Free and Reduce Meal Forms

If your child’s application was approved last year, you still need to fill one out this year: Your child’s application is only good for that school year and the first few days of the new school year. VIRTUAL & IN-PERSON STUDENTS MUST COMPLETE A FORM

Virtual Learning

Seesaw for Parents

Stay connected with your child's learning through Seesaw. Get realtime notifications about your child's progress and easily interact. Available for iOS, Android, Email, SMS and all computers.

web.seesaw.me

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Seesaw

Students will use the online platform Seesaw to access lessons created by your students' teacher.

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Zoom

Students will connect with their teacher daily over Zoom to hear engaging lessons.

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Parent Conferences and Meet the Teacher

Parents will be able to schedule meetings with their child's teacher over Zoom to discuss student's progress.

In-Person Learning

CDC Guidelines

All Students and Staff will be required to wear face masks
No visitors will be allowed in the building - this includes walking your student to class
Students and Staff that have COVID symptoms should not come to school
Hand washing times will be done throughout the day
Students will eat lunch in the classroom to remain in their homeroom cohort
Classroom cohorts will have designated times and spaces for recess
Students will be physically distanced from one another as much as possible. Although a six-foot minimum distance is not likely to be achieved given the size limitations in some classrooms.
One-way hallways, physical markers, or any other needed strategies to help maintain social distancing.
Elementary school sites will prioritize keeping students together in cohorts to limit the spread of COVID-19. Recess and outside time will continue to be available to students, but an effort will be made to limit recess to individual classroom cohorts.
In cooperation with local health officials, a decision may be made to cease “In-Person Learning” for a period of time. In these instances, students would transition to “Distance Learning” led by their regular classroom teacher. Please note: Distance Learning is not the same as Virtual Learning. (The Virtual option takes place entirely at home for an entire semester).
Distance Learning will be put in place for those students choosing “In-Person Learning” only when there is a need to close school buildings. There will likely not be much advance notice in the event we need to move to Distance Learning due to circumstances beyond our control. Again, our #1 priority is keeping students and staff safe in the event of an outbreak.

Checklist: Planning for In-Person Classes

Union Public Schools Handbook Notification Form

Union's Student- Parent Handbooks are available online at www.unionps.org. To access and read the handbook, please connect to the following web address: http://www.unionps.org/handbooks.

The handbooks can be found under "Schools" in the "Enrollment" section under "Handbooks" or on each individual school's site.

Additional information concerning the school calendar, club descriptions, sponsors, sports, and announcements may be found at each school's website.

Nurse Resources

Resources for Families

Community Health Connection

Services Include:

• Family Medicine

• Behavorial Health

• Routine Preventative Care

• Prenatal/Postpartum Care

• Pediatrics

• Preventive/Restorative Dental Services

• On-Site Pharmacy

• Teen Clinic

Over 80% of the staff is fluent in both English and Spanish and they offer FREE pregnancy

tests, FREE nutrition, cooking classes and aerobics classes, assistance with prescriptions/

medications, Health Insurance Marketplace (Affordable Care Act), Medicaid (SoonerCare)

enrollment and food stamp application assistance.

They accept private insurance, Medicaid (SoonerCare) and Medicare for all services. They

also serve individuals who are uninsured or underinsured by offering our services on a

sliding fee scale to those who meet certain requirements.

Call 918.622.0641 to schedule your appointment today!

Located by Ellen Ochoa Elementary

12020 East 31st Street

Tulsa, OK 74146

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