Archive for November, 2021
Pool Testing and Vaccines
Dear BHRSD Families, I’m writing to remind you of two opportunities: 1) participating in pool testing and 2) attending a clinic to be vaccinated. Both are important ways to try keep schools open and to keep students and staff safe. 1) Pool Testing Please use this LINK for more details and to complete the electronic consent form. Each student in your household will require an individual consent. The link defaults to Muddy Brook. Select the drop down for your child’s school — Muddy Brook, Du Bois, or Monument Mountain. The video is available in multiple languages — click the link […]
Holidays and Travel
Dear BHRSD Community, As we approach this holiday season, many are deciding their options on how to celebrate with their loved ones. We hope everyone enjoys this special time. Some families have asked if there are testing requirements necessary in the event you were to travel domestically or internationally. Testing is not required for arrival back to school. Individuals are encouraged to follow the recommended travel guidelines set by the CDC. Please remember how excited we all are, the students, staff, parents and administrators that our schools are open. Our collective goal is to keep it this way. Our best approach […]
BHRSD job openings
Dear BHRSD Community, I’m reaching out with an unusual request. I am hoping some of you might consider or pass this information onto friends. COVID-19 has had a big impact on our economy and our ability to hire for both full and part-time positions. In addition, because we are all carefully monitoring our health and potential symptoms, we have a greater need for substitutes. If you have the time and interest, we would love for you to consider applying for full-time positions in food services, as custodians and paraprofessionals, and as day to day and long term substitute teachers. The full-time positions […]
5-11 COVID-19 Vaccination
November 2021 Dear Muddy Brook and Du Bois Families, On November 2, 2021, the FDA and the CDC affirmed that the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine is safe and effective for children over the age of 5 and approved its use for children between the ages of 5 and 11. Our school joins with our local public health officials and healthcare organization in celebrating this news. Getting vaccinated can significantly reduce the risk of your child becoming seriously ill if exposed to COVID-19. While children have been infected with COVID-19 at a lower rate than adults, they can still contract the virus, […]