What is the Impact of COVID-19 on Students?

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TeaTime with Toni

Thursday, April 21
4:00 p.m.

Special guest, Dr. Steve Lee, will discuss the impact COVID-19 has had on our students.


COVID-19's impact on students is a topic of major interest for parents and educators all over the world. Now that we've returned to in-person instruction, we see the evidence of its impact on student behavior and achievement. Many students are exhibiting increased anger and aggression. Teachers and staff are noticing the lack of kindness, respect, and empathy shown to peers as well as a lack of social maturity. Parents are reporting increased anxiety and depression at home. We all have questions about how to best support our students as we slowly return to "normal".

If you are interested in how COVID-19 has impacted our children's social-emotional well-being, mental health, and academic progress, please be sure to join us. 

Please submit any questions or concerns you have on this topic here so that we may be sure to address them at Tea Time.

We look forward to seeing you on April 21st!

Dr. Steve Lee is currently a professor and director of Clinical Psychology Training at UCLA, Associate Editor of Clinical Psychological Science, and past president of the Society for Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology (SCCAP).





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.

The COVID count for March 27-April 2, 2022 is 1*.

*Please note that our COVID count may differ from that of the COVID Report Card. For the purposes of this blog, each case is counted only once, no matter how many times the individual tests positive after the initial test. The COVID Report Card counts the individual's initial positive test and again if the individual retests with positive results.  

NEXT ON-SITE TESTING DATE:
Friday, April 8, 2022

Important April Dates

 April 5 . . . . . . . . . .5th Grade Panorama Picture   April 6 . . . . . . . . After-school intervention ends   April 11-16 . . . . . . . . . . . . .  Spring Break!   April 19 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Council Meeting   April 21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tea Time with Toni

   


VALET ETIQUETTE AND GUIDELINES

As you know, we teach our students to always BE SAFE, BE RESPECTFUL, BE RESPONSIBLE, AND BE TRUSTWORTHY! Sometimes, we as adults, need gentle reminders, too!

Here is a very important reminder about Valet Safety. Please read and heed:

It is imperative that everyone follow proper procedure with regard to the valet service. It has come to our attention that parents are walking students from the school to cars parked in the visitor’s lot and walking with students between the parked buses. For the safety of ALL students, please abide by the following rules both in the morning (7:30-8:15) and afternoon (2:15-3:00):


1. DO NOT enter through the exit gate. Enter only through the east gate.
2. Children are NOT allowed in the parking lot during the carpool hours (7:30am-8:15am and 2:15pm-3:00pm).
3. ALL students should load and unload at the curbside only. In the morning, please drop your student at the valet curb, and then park in the visitor’s lot if you are staying on campus. If you are parked in the school lot in the afternoon, your student must wait at valet for you to pull your car around. You do not have to go to the end of the valet line; simply pull around to the valet curb. The valet attendant will direct you.
4. NEVER walk a student between the parked buses! The valet attendant will cross you and your student to the other side if your car is parked on the street.
5. NEVER leave your car unattended in the valet line.
6. DO NOT try to drive between the buses and the line of valet cars.
7. Be patient when using the valet service.
8. Drive SLOWLY on school grounds.

Also, every valet parent was supplied with a paper placard with your child's name. It would help so much if every valet parent would display this placard in the windshield at pm pick up. If you need a placard, just let us know. We appreciate your cooperation!

Please, let’s all remember that even if you are in a rush, it’s important to be civil and courteous…our kids are watching!



MASKING IS NO LONGER REQUIRED


Los Angeles Unified is pleased to announce that we have reached agreement with labor groups to align with the guidance from the State of California and Los Angeles County Department of Public Health to make masking strongly recommended at all elementary, secondary and adult school campuses and in all non-school locations.




LAUSD COVID TESTING & VACCINATION SITES






GET  VACCINATED!


     Please go to https://achieve.lausd.net/OCR     to view the vaccine schedule in your area.




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