Good Morning EAMS Students and Families,
2020 was truly a historic year for all of us, and although many of the challenges it presented were out of our control, the students, staff, and EAMS community met those challenges and found great successes. It is my honor and pleasure to serve our school community!
Our students continue to grow and improve in terms of attendance, discipline, grades, and standardized scores in the face of a unique school year. EAMS continues to be recognized nationally for our implementation of Project Lead the Way and AVID. The adaptability and flexibility that this year required will be skills that our students carry far beyond our walls.
As the calendar turns to 2021, I anticipate another historic year for our students, staff, and community. The resiliency built has positioned us to finish the remainder of the school year strong by staying connected and safe!
Upon returning from break, please be cautious and considerate of others by following the guidelines below:
Please continue to keep your students home when they are sick. Please remember that for students, if they exhibit even one of the symptoms, you need to keep them home for a minimum of 72 hours. If we all follow this practice, then we are hopeful of avoiding future spikes.
STAY HOME if you have ONE (1) of the following symptoms:
- Cough
- Fever greater than 100.4
- New loss of taste or smell
- Shortness of Breath
- Trouble/Difficulty Breathing*
- Nausea/Vomiting
- Diarrhea
- Headache
- Body/Muscle Aches
- Sore Throat
- Congestion/Runny Nose
- Fatigue
*Trouble/difficulty breathing is a medical emergency*
Again, if a student or family member has tested and is awaiting results, please keep students at home pending the test results.
REMINDER: Continuing our new tradition this year, our first day back will a PAJAMA DAY!
As items come up that you have questions or concerns about, please do not hesitate to contact me, and have a great weekend!
Sincerely,
Ryan McBurney
Principal
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