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9 Tips for Families with Students Learning at Home
We know that working with your student from home is a new experience, so we put together these 9 tips for learning at home. We are here to help, so please stay in touch...
GJM Supplemental Resources for Online Learning
If you would like to supplement the activities that GJM teachers are providing for your student, please see some of these amazing, free, online resources. We will update...
GJM Counselor Resources
Dear GJM Parents, I have compiled a list of resources to help during this time of distance learning. The resource includes how to support your child and how to talk to...
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Mrs. Staley and Mrs. Ramsey got a big dose of encouragement today! That's the GJM Way! view image
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We hope everyone is safe and well this Tuesday! To help support your online learning needs, the Ingleside High School parking lot by the softball field now has WiFi that should support any device.
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Good morning GJM Families! Thanks to everyone who came out last week to pick up your student's instructional materials to support remote learning! The GJM building is now closed. The materials you received include everything you need for remote learning, so GJM will NOT need another pickup time. Each Monday through Rermind 101 or email your child's teacher will send you new assignments using the materials you already have, so no need to leave the house! We are so very thankful for all of the support our families have shown our staff, and we wish you a safe and healthy first full week of remote learning!
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Happy Friday GJM family! Coach Muniz and Coach Gonzales are really missing our students! We hope you are all staying physically active and healthy during this time away from school. Below are a few links to activities you can do while you are at home. Keep an eye out for new PE activities in your teachers weekly lessons. In the meantime, stay healthy, eat nutritious foods, be active, drink water, and get rest! Can’t wait to see you all back at school! Love Coach Muniz and Coach Gonzales :) GoNoodle® Gets kids up and moving to fun, engaging content and games. Every dance party, yoga session, mindfulness activity, and game session is an opportunity for kids to wake up their bodies, engage their minds, and be their best. https://family.gonoodle.com/ Mind and Body Calendar The calendars encourage students to stay physically active while working on aspects of mental wellness, too. Each day has a new challenge. March Calendar-English version https://www.shapeamerica.org/uploads/pdfs/2020/calendar/March-2020-Elementary-Calendar-English.pdf March Calendar-Spanish version https://www.shapeamerica.org/uploads/pdfs/2020/calendar/March-2020-Elementary-Calendar-SPANISH.pdf At Home Activities Chart Use the following chart for ideas for activities that you can try at home. Pick five different exercises to complete, once you have done all five repeat them for three rounds. Be sure to start with a warm-up to get your muscles ready for movement and end with a cool down and stretches to avoid soreness. Once you’re done, think about all the activities you did. Circle the activities you enjoyed and put a star by the activities that were challenging. Be sure to try all the activities before repeating. English https://www.shapeamerica.org/uploads/pdfs/2020/resources/activity-ideas-calendar_english.pdf Spanish https://www.shapeamerica.org/uploads/pdfs/2020/resources/activity-ideas-calendar_spanish.pdf view image
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Dear Ingleside ISD Community, Given the rapidly evolving situation with COVID-19, Ingleside ISD will extend the suspension of normal district operations through Monday, April 13th in an effort to support our nation’s need to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus, or COVID-19. Our health officials report that cases are continuing to spread in the state, and even though we do not have any confirmed cases in our county, the testing process has increased and expectations are that positive results in our county seem likely. Suspending operations for this length of time will allow us to determine, in coordination with local health officials, whether the virus is continuing to have community spread or whether it has been contained. We are coordinating with other school districts in the county and will use the week of April 6th to make any decisions on whether there is a need to extend the suspension further. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has outlined the need for all communities to implement a social distancing protocol. We want to reiterate a request to our 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 places and maintaining 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. 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 April 8th via our website and email. Thank you for your support and cooperation as we ensure that all members of the community in Ingleside ISD stay safe and healthy. Free Breakfast and lunch will be available from 11:00 A.M -1:00 P.M. throughout our school closure for all students to pick up at the Ingleside Primary School. We have also created a Wi-Fi hotspot at IPS parking lot for those students using their district chromebooks who do not have Wi-Fi access at their home. Troy Mircovich Superintendent, Ingleside ISD