Friday Flyers:
Texas Roadhouse Rolls
American Furniture Warehouse Fundraiser
News from the Art Room:
Congratulations to Camille, our March artist of the Month, for her Native American Thunderbird project. You can view her artwork here and in front of the art room. Keep on creating everyone!
Texas Roadhouse Rolls:
Our PTO is selling Texas Roadhouse Rolls for Easter! Please see the order form above in the Friday Flyer section. Roll orders are due Friday, March 12th and will be delivered and available for pick up on April 1st from 2:30-4:30pm. These are great for the holidays or as a snack. A portion of the proceeds goes to support programs at IHE.
Douglas County Perseverance Scholarship:
The Douglas County School District's Perseverance Scholarship has awarded over $175,000 in scholarships to nearly 200 seniors since 1988. Financial need and academic merit are key criteria used in selecting the scholarship recipients. In addition, students who are awarded this scholarship have often overcome personal challenges. These students show grit, determination and resiliency, and need financial assistance to continue their education after graduation from a DCSD school. If you would like to donate to support a very worthy cause and support a student from our Legend feeder, please visit: https://www.coloradogives.org/perseverancescholarship
Updated Information Regarding COVID-19 and Illness:
The Colorado Department of Public Health had updated guidelines for schools for students that are exhibiting COVID symptoms for 48 hours or greater. If your child exhibits these symptoms and is out of school for 2 days, our nurse, Jen Kester, will send you this information and get in touch with you to discuss.
These guidelines are for when a person has had:
- Major symptoms of illness for 24 hours or greater (Loss of taste or smell, fever of 100 or greater, new or worsening cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing)
OR
- Minor symptoms of illness for 48 hours or greater (sore throat, runny nose or congestion, muscle or body aches, headache, fatigue, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea).
Options:
1. You can take your child to get a PCR COVID-19 test.
If results are negative, your student may return after they have been fever free for 24 hours without medication, all other symptoms are improving and they can wear a mask. You will need to provide test results to the nurse or administration before their return
2. You can also opt for a 10 day home isolation from the onset of symptoms.
For example, if symptoms began on 1/1/21, you would count 1/2/21 as day 1 and student would isolate through the end of day on 1/11/21 and could return to normal activities on 1/12 as long as they has been fever free for 24 hours without medication and all other symptoms are improving and they can wear a mask
Upcoming Events:
March 8-11: Spring Parent/Teacher Conferences (virtual or phone)
March 9: Artisan Pizza Night for IHE
March 12: Texas Roadhouse Roll Orders DUE
March 13-21: Spring Break - NO SCHOOL
March 29-31: CMAS for 3/4/5 - ELA (see schedule on website)
April 5-7: CMAS for 3/4/5 - Math (see schedule on website)
April 20-22: CMAS for eLearners
