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05/06/2020

VIRTUAL PSO MEETING

Tue May 12, 2020 7pm

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05/04/2020

It's Teacher Appreciation Week. Send a note, a video or a picture to show them you love them.

04/28/2020

Teacher Appreciation is next week. Let's show our teachers some love.

More information from OHA about the coming few weeks and the continued need for social distancing. Amazing job so far Ha...
04/12/2020

More information from OHA about the coming few weeks and the continued need for social distancing. Amazing job so far Hazelbrook families, and amazing resiliency and flexibility! đź’Ş

Stay healthy!

PORTLAND, Ore. — New projections from health researchers estimate that Oregon’s “aggressive” social distancing measures have prevented as many as 18,000 cases of COVID-19 and 500 hospitalizations, however these restrictions must be maintained into May to prevent new cases from rising above c...

Heads up Hazelbrook families!
04/08/2020

Heads up Hazelbrook families!

PORTLAND, Ore. – Oregon’s school closure will be extended through the rest of the academic year as the state continues to battle the spread of coronavirus, Governor Kate Brown announced Wednesday. The closure will impact in-person classes for public and private schools. She made the anno...

As we navigate the ever changing world around us.... please ensure you are getting your information from a reliable sour...
04/06/2020

As we navigate the ever changing world around us.... please ensure you are getting your information from a reliable source.

Stay healthy, stay safe, practice social distancing!

The virus that causes COVID-19 can spread from a person before they have symptoms. Take action to slow the spread by wearing a cloth face covering in public spaces, keeping at least 6 feet of physical distance, and frequently washing your hands.
A cloth face covering can be made from items around your home, such as a scarf or cloth napkin. Make sure the covering reaches above your nose and below your chin.
Have questions? See: https://bit.ly/34cFym6

04/01/2020

Worth a read!

Bilingual message from the TTSD Superintendent, Dr. Sue Rieke-Smith:

Good morning, TTSD families and community.

I write to you this morning coming off an invigorating Monday as I had the privilege to sit in many of the virtual meetings our principals hosted with our teachers as they returned from spring break. It was a wonderful way to start the week and a strong affirmation of the extraordinarily talented and dedicated team of innovators we have here at TTSD. I am excited to watch the virtual magic happen between our teachers and students.

This morning I am forwarding on to you the latest information released from the Oregon Department of Education (ODE). Link here. We, as a district, received this information last night and TTSD leadership has begun to dig deep into the State’s proposed plan and what adjustments will be made to our current steps to deliver instructional support to our students.

We recognize, included in the State’s communication, the statement, “Today we know there is a very real potential that our students, like in many other states, may not return to school this academic year,” is unsettling. We do not have any further information at this time around extended closures. We understand our families are navigating the high level of trauma that is occurring in our world today and the added impact on all of us for the loss of our daily routines including bringing your children to our buildings every day.

This week, you and your child(ren) will be hearing from our teachers. Our principals will be continuing to communicate out to their school communities and the district will be sending information weekly, or more often, as we continue to get direction from the State.

Watch for more information as we learn and adjust to these new instructions. Please do not hesitate to reach out to your principal or your child’s teacher with questions in the meantime.

Take good care of you and yours.

Warmly,

Dr. Sue Rieke-Smtih

Superintendent, Tigard-Tualatin School District



Buenos dĂ­as, Familias y Comunidad TTSD.

Le escribo esta mañana después de un vigorizante lunes, ya que tuve el privilegio de sentarme en muchas de las reuniones virtuales que nuestros directores organizaron con nuestros maestros cuando regresaron de las vacaciones de primavera. Fue una manera maravillosa de comenzar la semana y una fuerte afirmación del equipo de innovadores extraordinariamente talentosos y dedicados que tenemos aquí en TTSD. Estoy emocionada de ver la magia virtual que ocurre entre nuestros maestros y estudiantes.

Esta mañana le envío la última información publicada por el Departamento de Educación de Oregón (ODE). Enlace aquí. Nosotros, como distrito, recibimos esta información anoche y el liderazgo de TTSD ha comenzado a profundizar en el plan propuesto por el Estado y qué ajustes se harán a nuestros pasos actuales para brindar apoyo educativo a nuestros estudiantes.

Reconocemos, incluida en la comunicación del Estado, la declaración: "Hoy sabemos que existe un potencial muy real de que nuestros estudiantes, como en muchos otros estados, no puedan regresar a la escuela este año académico" es inquietante. No tenemos más información en este momento sobre cierres extendidos. Entendemos que nuestras familias están navegando un alto nivel de trauma por lo que está ocurriendo en nuestro mundo de hoy y el impacto adicional en todos nosotros por la pérdida de nuestras rutinas diarias, incluyendo traer a sus hijos a nuestros edificios todos los días.

Esta semana, usted y su (s) hijo (s) recibirán noticias de nuestros maestros. Nuestros directores continuarán comunicándose con sus comunidades escolares y el distrito enviará información semanalmente, o con mayor frecuencia, a medida que continuamos recibiendo instrucciones del Estado.

Esté atento a más información mientras aprendemos y nos adaptamos a estas nuevas instrucciones. Mientras tanto, no dude en comunicarse con el director o el maestro de su hijo con preguntas.

Cuide bien de usted y de los suyos.

Calurosamente,

Dra. Sue Rieke-Smtih

Superintendente, Distrito Escolar Tigard-Tualatin

03/28/2020

More information out from TTSD!! Educational information for home learning, but not new instruction... and teachers reaching out to say hi soon!!

Hazelbrook families! Please note new drop off location at Tigard High School! Items go to our community members who are ...
03/19/2020

Hazelbrook families! Please note new drop off location at Tigard High School!

Items go to our community members who are in need at this time. Please take a moment to look at the needs!

03/16/2020

IMPORTANT UPDATE: New grab-and-go time for meals 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM at Tualatin and Metzger Elementary Schools. Breakfast and lunch grab-and-go, Monday - Friday, March 16 - 20 and March 30 - 31. For TTSD students Pre-K to 12th grade. No dining inside the school.

Sharing info from TTSD’s decision made this afternoon.Word is that students and facility have the ability to pick up per...
03/13/2020

Sharing info from TTSD’s decision made this afternoon.

Word is that students and facility have the ability to pick up personal items until noon tomorrow.

Tigard, OR. -- In response to the COVID19 public health crisis, the Tigard-Tualatin School District (TTSD) Board of Directors voted unanimously to close all schools in the district, effective immediately. See full message http://ow.ly/L0R950yKAOi

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