Thanksgiving will look and feel a little different for us all but we hope you find a way to celebrate and are surrounded by good vibes, good people and good food.
Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Lindbergh Elementary School!
Class News
Book Fair and E-Wallets to help out our wonderful teachers
Dear Lindbergh Parents,
Are you looking for creative ways to thank your teachers? How about some new books for their classroom? You can send them a donation through their personalized Scholastic e-wallet link, and then they can pick out some great books that the kids can read when they return! Just find your teacher’s name on the list and click on their link.
Remember the Book Fair is also going on until Sun. Nov. 29th! Follow this link to shop: https://www.scholastic.com/bf/lindberghflyers
If you have any questions contact Book Fair Chairs:
Anna Dewey ahnatiuk@gmail.com
Hiba Rida hibarida@hotmail.com
Happy Reading!
Kindergarten Only-No School This Friday
Happy Wednesday Lindbergh Families!
Just a friendly reminder that this Friday, November 20th there will be no school for KINDERGARTNERS ONLY! All other grades will report as usual.
Thank you and stay safe!
COVID-19 Case Information @ Lindbergh
DATE: November 17, 2020
TO: Lindbergh Elementary Staff and Students
FROM: Zainah Tiba, Principal
RE: COVID-19 Case Identification
A confirmed case of coronavirus (Covid-19) has been identified at school. We are working closely with Wayne County Health Department to identify exposures and prevent further cases. This letter is informational only; no further action is required for you at this time. If you have not been contacted by the district nurse or your building administrator, you are not considered to be a close-contact to the positive individual.
I want to thank all staff and students for following through social distancing measures and adhering to all other guidelines, like wearing masks at all times and not being in close contact with anyone for 15 minutes or more. I want to also remind all staff and students that we need to respect everyone’s privacy at all times. Your safety and privacy are important to us. Again, we thank all of you for adhering to all guidelines.
The virus that causes COVID-19 is thought to spread mainly from person to person, through respiratory droplets produced when an infected person coughs, sneezes or talks. These droplets can land in the mouths or noses of people who are nearby or possibly be inhaled into the lungs. Spread is more likely when people are less than six feet from each other for at least 15 minutes. A person who is a close contact of someone who is infected with COVID-19 may experience COVID-19 symptoms typically within two to fourteen days after a person is exposed.
The symptoms of COVID-19 are similar in children and adults. Symptoms can include: Fever (>100.4oF), cough, shortness of breath, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, runny or stuffy nose, loss of taste or smell, abdominal pain.
There are many things that can be done to keep our schools, homes, and communities “COVID-19 free” and protect ourselves and loved ones:
- Children and adults should stay home when ill.
- Washing hands often with soap and running warm water for at least 20 seconds.
- If a hand washing station is not available, use hand sanitizer properly. Gels, rubs, and hand wipes must contain at least 60% alcohol. Dispose of wipes in the trash after use.
- Practice Good Respiratory Etiquette (cover a cough with elbow versus hand).
- Follow guidance for wearing a face covering and social distancing.
If you have questions, please contact Wayne County Health Department at 734-727-7078.
Following the guidance of the MI Safe Schools Roadmap, the school has been disinfected. This includes spraying classrooms, hallways, locker rooms, and common areas as needed with a sanitizer, along with other methods of disinfection.
Additional information can be found on the CDC website.
School Tomorrow
Dear Families
With power restored in the area, school will be back in session Tuesday, November 17, 2020. If you are still without power, please communicate it with your child’s teachers.
Have a wonderful night and stay safe.
Scholastic Book Fair
Lindbergh Families,
Our online Scholastic Book Fair is here! Click on the attachment below for more details. As always we appreciate your support!
Power Outage @ Lindbergh-No School Monday, November 16, 2020
Power Outages at Several Schools
Monday 11-16-2020
Three schools are confirmed to be without power: Howard, Lindbergh, and Henry Ford. These three schools will be closed to on-line learning for students on Monday, November 16, 2020. Students at these three schools will not have any instruction on Monday.
The High Wind Advisory is in effect until 4:00 a.m. Overnight conditions may result in further power outages. The District will provide updates as needed.
Please remember to stay away from down power lines and the area around a down power line. Please be safe!
Brome Burger Fundraiser!
Lindbergh Families,
Help support the Lindbergh PTA by ordering from Brome Burger today, November 13th and tomorrow, November 14th from 5PM-10PM. You can choose to Dine-In or Carry- Out. Please don’t forget to mention Lindbergh during your visit. As always adhere to safety measures and social distancing protocols. Thank you for supporting our school! Stay safe!
COVID-19 Case Information @ Lindbergh Elementary
DATE: November 11, 2020
TO: Lindbergh Elementary Staff and Students
FROM: Zainah Tiba, Principal
RE: COVID-19 Case Identification
A confirmed case of coronavirus (Covid-19) has been identified at school. We are working closely with Wayne County Health Department to identify exposures and prevent further cases. This letter is informational only; no further action is required for you at this time. If you have not been contacted by the district nurse or your building administrator, you are not considered to be a close-contact to the positive individual.
I want to thank all staff and students for following through social distancing measures and adhering to all other guidelines, like wearing masks at all times and not being in close contact with anyone for 15 minutes or more. I want to also remind all staff and students that we need to respect everyone’s privacy at all times. Your safety and privacy are important to us. Again, we thank all of you for adhering to all guidelines.
The virus that causes COVID-19 is thought to spread mainly from person to person, through respiratory droplets produced when an infected person coughs, sneezes or talks. These droplets can land in the mouths or noses of people who are nearby or possibly be inhaled into the lungs. Spread is more likely when people are less than six feet from each other for at least 15 minutes. A person who is a close contact of someone who is infected with COVID-19 may experience COVID-19 symptoms typically within two to fourteen days after a person is exposed.
The symptoms of COVID-19 are similar in children and adults. Symptoms can include: Fever (>100.4oF), cough, shortness of breath, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, runny or stuffy nose, loss of taste or smell, abdominal pain.
There are many things that can be done to keep our schools, homes, and communities “COVID-19 free” and protect ourselves and loved ones:
- Children and adults should stay home when ill.
- Washing hands often with soap and running warm water for at least 20 seconds.
- If a hand washing station is not available, use hand sanitizer properly. Gels, rubs, and hand wipes must contain at least 60% alcohol. Dispose of wipes in the trash after use.
- Practice Good Respiratory Etiquette (cover a cough with elbow versus hand).
- Follow guidance for wearing a face covering and social distancing.
If you have questions, please contact Wayne County Health Department at 734-727-7078.
Following the guidance of the MI Safe Schools Roadmap, the school has been disinfected. This includes spraying classrooms, hallways, locker rooms, and common areas as needed with a sanitizer, along with other methods of disinfection.
Additional information can be found on the CDC website.