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Reminders about illness at School
Please review the information below regarding viruses, policy guidelines for sending students home and returning to school, and prevention tips.
COVID-19: Covid-19 symptoms may closely resemble other viruses and allergy symptoms. All students and staff will have temperatures check upon entering the building. Any student that has a temp of 100 or more will be sent home. A student may be monitored for additional symptoms if warranted. If you know that your student has been in direct contact with a Covid-19 positive case, you will need to contact Nurse Jami and await further instruction before your student can return to school.
STUDENTS WITH FEVER, VOMITING, DIARRHEA: Any student with a fever of 100 or more will need to be picked up from school. Any student who has had an episode of vomiting or diarrhea will need to be picked up from school. The child is not to return to school until he or she has not had a vomiting or diarrhea episode for 24 hours, and or is fever-free for a minimum of 72 hours without the use of fever-reducing medication such as Tylenol (Acetaminophen) or Ibuprofen. If a parent discovers at home that a child has a fever, the same guideline applies. If a student returns to school within the initial 72 hour period, a parent will be notified that the student will need to be picked up from school.
No school will be held on October 18 and 19. Parent-Teacher Conferences will be held on October 19 from 11 AM to 7 PM. Parents and teachers and staff together contribute to student success in school. Please come and visit with your student's teachers and forge a bond to make school the best it can be for your student.
The September Advanced P.E. student of the month is Macey Pond. Students in Advanced P.E. earn daily points for winning team and individual competitions. Some of the events the Advanced P.E. class participated in were volleyball, eclipse ball, football 21, and disc golf. Congratulations Macey!
South Haven Stay, Learn, and Play Plan for 2021-22 School Year
The South Haven B0ard of Education, at their August 8 meeting, approved the guidelines for how school will be conducted during the 2021-22 school year regarding COVID-19 exposure. The guidelines are posted at the link below:
COVID Protocols at South Haven Schools
USD 509 has opening for Baseball Coach
See the announcement on the Employment Opportunities page of the website.
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Resources
the Spotlight
District Accountability Reports
Performance Accountability Report
USD 509 District Performance Accountability Report 2019-20 (Prepared by KSDE)
South Haven Elementary Performance Accountability Report 2019-20
South Haven Secondary Performance Accountability Report 2019-20
Financial Accountability Longitudinal Report
USD 509 Financial Accountability Report 2021 (Prepared by KSDE)
To access reports for other districts in Kansas, use the KSDE Accountability Reports link.
Fast Facts
Schools
3
Accreditation Status
Fully Accredited
District Assessed Valuation
$10,917,002
