Week 3

   

Great Things From the Week!

Welcome Josh our new school psychologist 

Hi I'm Josh Stephenson the School Psychologist, I have been in the field for three years. I am married to my great wife Jennifer, and have two wonderful kiddos Max (10) and Molly (7). My wife is a Nurse Educator in Oceanside and my kiddos go to elementary school in Temecula. They both play sports, play piano and love to travel. I am a retired Navy veteran of 22 years and I love living in SOCAL. I have a bachelor's degree in Emergency Management and  Homeland Security. I received my Masters degree from Brandman University in 2019. When I am not taking my kiddos to all of their sports and afterschool activities I am usually watching sports of any kind. I love to travel to state parks. If there is anything that you may need please do not hesitate to ask. Thank you to everyone that has already shown me a warm welcome. 

Students in the safety club

Chips for Chips is going really well, thank you all

Thank you to Giselle, school psychologist, that got us up and running :) Best of luck in the new assignment.

Thank you Amber and Mark for keeping kids safe

Nuts AND Bolts

Lunch will be outdoors starting Monday, nothing for you to do, just an FYI

Inclement weather schedule LINK

Mandated Reporter Training - Several need to be complete by September 24th. We will start emailing you if you have not completed them so far:

Thank you for completion

Send Student to the Health Office: YOU DO NOT HAVE TO CALL AHEAD

Hit in the head

·         Scheduled medications; stagger times possible

·         Dental injury

·         Scheduled Specialized Physical Health

·         Care Procedures

·         Diabetic care

·         Catheterization

·         GTube Feedings

·         Altered levels of

·         consciousness/concussion

·         Hx of Cardiac (heart) issues; SVT; or

·         current ℅ heart issues- chest pain,

·         dizziness

·         Choking; CPR; AED

·         Difficulty breathing

·         Traumatic head or neck injury- DO NOT move, keep the student calm. Call 9-1-1

·         Sudden vision impairment

·         Diabetic “lows” or unconscious

·         SEVERE bleeding or other traumatic injury; Call 9-1-1

·         Severe abdominal/groin pain 

·         Seizure (uncontrolled movement) do not hold down, remove objects that may cause injury

·         Signs and symptoms of Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children (MIS-C), which may include rash, swollen red eyes, hands, and feet.

 

Isolation Area for the Following: PLEASE CALL AHEAD

 

*Fever of 100.4 or higher or chills 

*New Onset Cough (not related to any other pre-existing condition)

*Shortness of breath or trouble breathing (not related to activity or pre-existing condition)

*New loss of taste or smell

Headache

Sore throat

Fatigue or muscle pain (unexplained)

Vomiting/Diarrhea

Congestion or runny nose

 

 Consider Classroom-Based Services:

 

·         Small paper cuts, abrasions, picked scabs.  

·         Wound care/ Disposable Ice pack (if available} for small bumps/bruises

·         Localized bug bites. 

·         Minor headache or fatigue with no other symptoms.  

·         Mild stomach ache or nausea.  

·         Readily controlled nosebleeds, where the student can deliver self-care.

·         Anxiety/stress/psychological issue- try calming techniques and/or contact school psychologist or counselor

I know times are different this year. So I would like your help. If you notice a student with Covid Like Symptoms Please call over the radio with just your name and that you have a student with "what kind of covid like symptom". That will put multiple people in play. I will then direct you where to send your student. We have an area where students can be assessed to determine if they need to go home or if they are able to go to class. The district has a protocol in place to help keep our school safe and open. I appreciate you doing your part. 

AVID CORNER

Chose your classroom college - LINK

Classroom College Adoption Ideas:

You can decorate your class in your college colors, wear them on Mondays, do some research on the school as a class. Students can write their college and request information. Hang your college flag with pride. (More information to come, we will discuss at next AVID meeting)

AVID Share folder has lots of resources and the AVID foundations book in a digital form. If you do not have access to this shared folder on the drive please let me know.

AVID classroom walkthroughs - we will start walking classrooms this week looking for our AVID commitments - LINK and leaving feedback. We are excited to see some strategies up and running. 

We are ALWAYS looking for WHAT KIDS ARE DOING - please keep this in mind.

RIMS RESOURCE LINK

TIGER STORE NEWS

Points are rolling and sheets are ready for you to add points

TIGER POINTS

(This is an edit link please do not give to kids) 

Snack shack is only going to be open Monday Wednesday and Friday from now on. Snack Shack is only for Chips.

DISTRICT ASSESSEMENT CALENDER LINK

FastBridge Training Link

Up Coming Dates:

8/30- Roe in Meeting 8:30-11

8/31- Roe in interviews 8-1

8/31- Positive Behavior Meeting (I want to discuss social skills, Monday announcements and store) 2:25-3:25

9/1- Classified Meeting 1:30-2:30

9/2- Black top closed due to asphalt repairs (We will need indoor recess plan to come)

9/3- Roe and Brown meeting 12-1

9/6- Labor Day

9/8- Coffee with the principal 9-9:30 

9/8- HILT (Chapter 1 presentation Click Link and add your chapters)

9/9- Brown Meeting 8-11:30

9/9-9/10- Roe off duty

9/9-9/10 Black top closed due to asphalt repairs (In door recess, plan to come)

Happy Birthday