News and Announcements
Re-Entry Plan for 2020-21 School Year
Instructional Plan Survey
Please complete the survey and help us plan for the 2020-2021 school year. Thank you for your input.
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COVID-19 UPDATE
The Governor has issued an executive order this afternoon extending the statewide closures of all public schools until May 4th.
Please observe the following and stress to your children:
1. Wash your hands frequently;
2. Keep your hands away from your face;
3. Practice social distancing;
4. Stay at home as much as possible; especially if you are sick.
Dew ISD will continue to do everything in our power to keep your children and our staff as safe as possible.
Apart we stand together.
As always, call the school at 903.389.2828 if you have any questions or email covid19@dewisd.org.
Thanks.
Mr. Evans
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Please observe the following and stress to your children:
1. Wash your hands frequently;
2. Keep your hands away from your face;
3. Practice social distancing;
4. Stay at home as much as possible; especially if you are sick.
Dew ISD will continue to do everything in our power to keep your children and our staff as safe as possible.
Apart we stand together.
As always, call the school at 903.389.2828 if you have any questions or email covid19@dewisd.org.
Thanks.
Mr. Evans
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Closed March 23- April 3
Dew Independent School District will be closed starting March 23 -April 3 to support our community and health care professionals in the ongoing goal of containing the spread of the novel coronavirus, or COVID-19. Additionally, all extracurricular activities, practices and athletic events are suspended while we are closed.
We do not make this decision lightly. We fully realize it presents significant difficulties to working parents. However, we are hopeful that these measures will better ensure the long-term health and safety of children, staff, and the larger community.
Dew ISD is finalizing logistics on distance learning options and the distribution of food to address children’s nutritional needs while school is out. More information and guidance will be made available on our website by Wednesday, March 25. We will also take this week to further clean schools and buses and restock custodial and nursing supplies.
Additionally, we ask the broader community to take the following reasonable precautions to prevent the spread of the illness:
Don’t shake hands
Wash your hands regularly
Limit movement within the community, especially avoiding crowded placed and maintaining 3 to 6 ft of distance between people (at least an arm’s length)
If you are moving around in the community, don’t congregate in large groups
For those who have traveled to areas with known COVID-19 cases – both inside and outside of the country – we ask that you self-quarantine and monitor for symptoms. Students who have traveled should plan to stay home for two weeks after arriving home. Please contact your campus to let them know, and this will be considered an excused absence.
If you suspect you have symptoms of COVID-19, call your health care provider for medical advice .
Keep your child at home if he/she feels ill, even if you think it is just a cold.
Do not leave the house if you are ill, except to access medical care
This is a quickly changing situation, and we will continue to monitor information, will assess conditions throughout the week, and will provide the next update by March 25 via our website and email.
Thank you for your support and cooperation as we ensure that all members of the community in Dew ISD stay safe and healthy.
Dew ISD has set up an email address to be used for questions and concerns regarding the COVID19 virus. It is covid19@dewisd.org. Please utilize this email when asking questions and voicing any concerns. All questions are good questions, we appreciate all of them.
Mr. Evans
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We do not make this decision lightly. We fully realize it presents significant difficulties to working parents. However, we are hopeful that these measures will better ensure the long-term health and safety of children, staff, and the larger community.
Dew ISD is finalizing logistics on distance learning options and the distribution of food to address children’s nutritional needs while school is out. More information and guidance will be made available on our website by Wednesday, March 25. We will also take this week to further clean schools and buses and restock custodial and nursing supplies.
Additionally, we ask the broader community to take the following reasonable precautions to prevent the spread of the illness:
Don’t shake hands
Wash your hands regularly
Limit movement within the community, especially avoiding crowded placed and maintaining 3 to 6 ft of distance between people (at least an arm’s length)
If you are moving around in the community, don’t congregate in large groups
For those who have traveled to areas with known COVID-19 cases – both inside and outside of the country – we ask that you self-quarantine and monitor for symptoms. Students who have traveled should plan to stay home for two weeks after arriving home. Please contact your campus to let them know, and this will be considered an excused absence.
If you suspect you have symptoms of COVID-19, call your health care provider for medical advice .
Keep your child at home if he/she feels ill, even if you think it is just a cold.
Do not leave the house if you are ill, except to access medical care
This is a quickly changing situation, and we will continue to monitor information, will assess conditions throughout the week, and will provide the next update by March 25 via our website and email.
Thank you for your support and cooperation as we ensure that all members of the community in Dew ISD stay safe and healthy.
Dew ISD has set up an email address to be used for questions and concerns regarding the COVID19 virus. It is covid19@dewisd.org. Please utilize this email when asking questions and voicing any concerns. All questions are good questions, we appreciate all of them.
Mr. Evans
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