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March 20, 2020 Dear Sprague School Parents and
Families: RE: DISTRIBUTION OF INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS As you are most likely aware, on
Monday, March 23, the Sprague teaching staff will begin to distribute
instructional materials to Sprague students and their parents. If you are wanting to pick up your child’s
instructional materials at school on that day between
the hours of 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM, note the following: · In order to protect the health and
safety of everyone, we will be limiting
the flow of traffic coming in the school building at one time. To aid our efforts,
we will be locking the front entry of
the school by the district office in the high school. Please know that
school personnel will be right at the door to open it for you. If for any reason
there is no one at the door, please knock. · You might be asked to wait outside
of the building for a short period of time before you are able to enter to prevent
too many people from being in the building at one time in order to reduce the
health and safety risk. · For easy access, high school student
instructional packets will be organized by class (freshman, sophomore, junior, senior)
and student name on separate tables in the high school foyer. Elementary
student instructional packets will be organized by class (K, 1, 2, 3, 4) on separate
tables in the lunchroom. In addition, supplies such as crayons, pencils and
other items will be available in zip-locks if your child’s elementary teacher
has indicated that they are needed. · If you have your younger children accompanying
you into the building, you are asked to hold their hand and keep them from
moving about the building on their own. · Please be aware that all school
staff will be practicing social
distancing by maintaining a 6-foot buffer between themselves and other people.
It is asked that everyone coming into the school building also practice social
distancing with others who are outside of their immediate family. · Please limit your time inside the school
building so that all other parents and students have an opportunity to get in
and out in a timely manner. Thank you
for your help on keeping everyone healthy and safe! Sincerely, Bill Ressel,
Superintendent
Sprague
School District
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