Celebrate Twosday with Us!

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Celebrate Twosday with Us! 




What  is Two's Day?

"Feb. 22, 2022 is a "ubiquitous palindrome date," explained Dr. Aziz Inan, a University of Portland (Ore.) professor who has been studying palindrome dates for the last decade. It's a palindrome across the globe no matter how the date is written, he said — whether in the format of month-day-year; day-month-year; or year-month-day (2-22-22, 22-2-22). " (Lucky Number 2: Upcoming 'Twosday' 2-22-22 is Big for Weddings- Hadley Barndollar-USA Today Network)

How do we celebrate Two's Day?
The best and most fun way is to think of your own creative way to celebrate! But, a few suggestions are to wear a tutu over your clothes, find a friend and dress like twins, or bring 2 snacks that go together like peanut butter & jelly, ham & cheese, or milk & cookies. Whatever you do, be sure 2 join the fun!!!


Important February/March Dates


Monday, 2/21 -No School: Presidents Day
Tuesday, 2/22/22 - Happy Twosday!!
Monday, 2/28 - Black History Month Assembly                                (virtual) 
March 7-11 - Parent Conferences / Report Cards
March 9-10 - Minimum Days, 12:45 dismissals
Sunday, March 13- Daylight Savings Time begins
Sunday, March 13 - Martha Melinda Memorial 
Tuesday, March 15 - Council Meeting
Sunday, March 20- First Day of Spring
Wednesday, March 23 - Above & Beyond Club
Thursday, March 24- Tea Time with Toni
Monday, March 28 No School: Cesar Chavez Day

*Early dismissal every Tuesday-  1:30 p.m.
*On-Site COVID testing every Friday- 7:30am-2:30pm



Special Education Trainings for Parents

Thursday, February 24th



COVID NEWS

Click here to view LAUSD's COVID Report Card. 
Type in Community Magnet Charter School 
to see our weekly count of positive COVID cases.

NEXT ON-SITE TESTING DATES:
                   Tuesday, February 22, 2022                      Friday, February 25, 2022


Shortened Isolation Rapid Antigen Test Sites


Webster Middle School
Virginia Road Elementary School 


Hours of Operation: 
Monday-Friday - 7:15 AM to 4:30 PM
Saturdays - 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 

Saturdays (2/26; Saturdays after February 2022 TBD)

No appointment necessary - these are walk-up facilities


Please read the fine print:

  • Please do not walk up to any stationary testing site if you or your child is positive, even if you do not have symptoms.
  • Shortened Isolation Testing Sites are designated ONLY for students and employees who have tested positive for Covid-19, currently in isolation, and need a rapid antigen test on or around Day 5
  • NO close contacts  
  • NO PCR Testing at this site
  • Students and employees should be prepared to show verification of their last PCR test result 
  • Students and employees will need to walk-up and test onsite with our vendor, AMI
  • The Shortened Isolation Testing Site at Webster and Virginia Road Elementary are NOT  drive-thru sites. All students and employees must exit their vehicle to take a Rapid Antigen Test.
  • Employees and parents are responsible for the uploading of test results to the Daily Pass
  • If necessary, lines will be stopped not later than 4:15 PM M-F in order to ensure a 4:30 PM closure of the site; 3:45 p.m. on Saturdays
  • Rapid Antigen Test will NOT be distributed at any stationary site throughout the district, including Audubon and Beethoven EEC's Covid-19 Testing Site, effective Monday, January 24, 2022
  • All district Covid-19 Symptomatic Drive-thru Sites will serve ONLY symptomatic employees and students, effective Monday, January 24, 2022. Anyone who goes to a symptomatic site will receive a PCR or a saliva test ONLY. 
  • If a student or employee is symptomatic, they should go to test in their vehicle at a symptomatic site ONLY such Audubon, Gage or Gardena, no walk-ups


GET  VACCINATED!

Please go to https://achieve.lausd.net/OCR










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