REMINDER –
DCS and MHS parent information meeting regarding in-person instruction is TONIGHT at 6pm!
We want to hold a Zoom meeting this Monday, October 26th, and 6pm to answer those questions and concerns you provided with your form.
ZOOM MEETING LINK:
Topic: TLC – Return to Campus Parent Information Meeting
Time: Oct 26, 2020 6:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://tracylc-net.zoom.us/j/86286111789?pwd=alJxVFpLSG5hbUUxZjZ4NnFicW5VQT09
If you are unable to attend the meeting we will post the recording to our website. As always, if you ever have a question or concern, please let us know. We are all in this together. Thank you and we hope to see you Monday evening.
DCS SIGNUP FORM (One per student please)
MHS SIGNUP FORM (One per student please)
If you have any questions before signing up you can reach us at:
tlclearning@tracylc.net
October 2020
Trick or Treat 2020: Safe, Fun and FaBOOlous
Halloween 2020, with a full moon and Saturday celebration, will be like no other. Whether you’re planning a Quarantine-o-ween or the more traditional trick or treat, we’re serving up some ways to make your Halloween a magical, fun celebration … safely!
There are also Halloween activities and trick-or-treat options best suited for your area and aligned with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) social distancing guidelines.
How to Keep Trick or Treat 2020 Safe and Fun
Whatever trick or treat looks like for you and your family this Halloween, here are a few tips to make it safe and fun for everyone:
Trick-or-Treaters
What would Halloween be without costumes and candy? Keep these social distancing best practices in mind to keep everyone safe.
- Stay home if sick
- Trick-or-treat with people you live with
- Remain 6 feet apart from people not in your household
- Wear a face mask covering BOTH your mouth and nose (even under/over your Halloween mask)
- Hand sanitize (with sanitizer containing at least 60% alcohol) frequently while out, especially during key times like before eating or after coughing/sneezing
- Wash your hands as soon as you return home
Homeowners
The traditional Halloween decorations might look a little bit different this year. Check out these tips to create a safe celebration setup for your neighborhood ghosts and monsters.
- Do not hand out candy if you are sick
- Wear a face mask covering BOTH your mouth and nose
- Take the Safe House pledge and register as an official Halloween Safe House
- Use duct tape to mark 6-foot lines in front of your home and leading to you driveway/front door
- Position a distribution table between yourself and trick-or-treaters
- Distribute candy on a disinfected table to eliminate direct contact
- Wash hands often
Parents
If you’re like most parents, safety is always top of mind this time of year. Here are a few tricks to keep your children safe and ensure a fun time is had by all.
- Stay home if sick
- Talk with your children about safety and social distancing guidelines and expectations
- Guide children to stay on the right side of the road always to ensure distance
- Carry a flashlight at night and ensure your children are wearing reflective clothing
- Wear a face mask covering BOTH your mouth and nose
- Wash your hands as soon as you return home
- Inspect candy
https://tracylc-net.zoom.us/j/82471021670?pwd=aTNjWGtlcU5KOGFZaDZNcklPWE9Ddz09
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