A Word From Our Principal
Dear St. Francis Borgia School Families,
Things are going very well at school! We are all adjusting to our new schedules and routines.
PROCEDURES:
- You may start dropping off your child(ren) at 8:15. Doors to the classrooms open at 8:25. School starts promptly at 8:40
- Parents are welcome to walk their child(ren) into school in the morning.
- Please use the crosswalk when crossing to and from school.
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Remember to report any transportation changes to frontdesk@sfbschool.org
- We are trying to efficiently dismiss students after school. The final bell rings at 3:15. Students will be in place to start dismissal at 3:20.
- THANK YOU for lining up and parking in an organized manner. Time is valuable and this assists in our efficiency.
- When called to the pick up area, drive all the way to the far side as directed by the attendant.
COVID INFO:
- As stated in the Covid Plan, you will be notified via OptionC of any cases within the school.
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If your child or anyone in the household is Covid positive it is important to contact me: royesa@sfbschool.org or 262-377-2050. I hear from the WOPHD about cases, however you will have this information before I am informed.
- PLEASE keep your child(ren) home if they are sick! Our policy states 24 hours symptom free without medication.
- If your child(ren) have seasonal allergies, this needs to be listed on their health form here at school. If your child has seasonal allergies, we need a doctor's note stating that to complete their health profile.
- There is a COVID physically distanced area in the lunchroom. Students may sit here - but it is important to not have peanut products at this table as it is shared with our Peanut Free area.
- There is a COVID physically distanced area in church for students. Students need to communicate to their teacher their wish to sit in this location.
- I am meeting with a group of medical professionals for guidance on decisions.
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Send COVID concerns to: covid@sfbschool.org
THANK YOU for partnering with our school in supporting you as primary teachers of your children. CCC2223 Parents have the first responsibility for the education of their children. They bear witness to this responsibility first by creating a home where tenderness, forgiveness, respect, fidelity, and disinterested service are the rule.
Our partnership is beautifully stated in Canon Law: Canon 792 §2. Parents must cooperate closely with the teachers of the schools to which they entrust their children to be educated; moreover, teachers in fulfilling their duty are to collaborate very closely with parents, who are to be heard willingly and for whom associations or meetings are to be established and highly esteemed.
Many blessings!
Amy Royes
