Testing and Weather Contingency Plans

Testing will continue for all present students.
The fifth-grade hallway will be used to bring students into the building on testing days.
Breakfast will be provided upon entering the campus. The cafeteria needs to be informed of the late breakfast.
Students will have a bathroom break after getting off the bus.
Backpacks will be left in the hallway.
Students will be escorted to locations where test directions will be read to them before entering the testing rooms.
Fifth-grade classrooms will be used.
Pre-K aides will escort Pre-K students directly to class.
Cresco will escort Kinder and first-grade students to the library, where directions will be read to them.
Teachers will group present students together, and late-arriving students will have directions read to them separately.
Campbell will escort second and third-grade students to their testing locations.
Risa Olivas will escort fourth and fifth-grade students to their testing locations.

If school needs to be shut down early due to weather conditions (e.g., snow), central office will provide directions.
Students who have already started testing should be allowed to finish.
If necessary, the tests will be paused or suspended based on district directives.

The weather forecast is being monitored for potential snow or wintry mix, particularly on Thursday.
CBS 7’s First Alert weather app, which provides hourly updates, is being used to track weather conditions.

A bulk print of 504 documents (A through M) is in progress.
McLemore knows how to print specific ones, but assistance is needed in their absence.

Breakfast should not be ongoing in classrooms as late as 5 to 8 minutes after the bell.
Students should be retrained to adhere to the schedule.
Students who are late to breakfast should be given a limited time to eat before discarding the rest.

Crespo and Olgin were found sitting and chatting during service time; must address to make sure all kiddos are getting their service time.
Contacting people for sped interviews.