Alief's Virtual Family Center

The Special Education Department is excited to welcome back students next week. Please see the link below to the Special Education Parent Newsletter.

Special Education Parent Newsletter

Roadmap to Reopening

When can my child return to in-person instruction?

https://www.aliefisd.net/phasein

Preparing your child to return to in-person instruction

https://www.aliefisd.net/prepare

Daily student self-screening checklist

https://www.aliefisd.net/checklist

Health and safety protocols

https://www.aliefisd.net/healthplan

USDA/TDA has recently announced flexibilities that allow us to feed children in our community at no charge. Children do not have to be enrolled in Alief schools to participate.

Beginning the evening of Wednesday, 9/9/20:

• Who:
• Children ages 18 years and younger and
• Any person who continues to be enrolled in school and is identified as mentally or physically disabled through a special education program or the 29 U.S.C § 70, Section 504, Rehabilitation Act of 1973. If this is the case, the person is eligible through age 21.
  
• When: Monday - Friday (no service when school is not in session) from 4-7 p.m. NEW extended hours
• What: Breakfast and lunch curbside meals (drive through, walk up)
• Where: 38 curbside locations (All ES/IS/MS and Elsik and Taylor HSs)
  
• If children are not present, parent/guardian must present one of the following forms of identification:
  
• Student report card
• Attendance record from parent portal of school website
• Birth certificate
• Official letter/email from facility or school listing children enrolled
• Official ID (issued by a school or daycare)
  
• If the child is present, no additional identification is needed
• For safety purposes, please wear a mask, maintain 6' social distancing and stay in your car (if driving through).

This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

Making time to take care of your mind, body, soul is important, especially if you want to take better care of your family. Find out what YOU can do about SELF-CARE, and how you can teach your KIDS to be resilient! Click below to get started.

Hacer tiempo para cuidar de su mente, cuerpo, alma es importante, especialmente si quiere cuidar mejor de su familia. ¡Descubra lo que USTED puede hacer sobre el AUTO CUIDADO y cómo puede enseñar a sus HIJOS a ser resilientes!

During these difficult times, it is important that we know how to deal with stress. Learn how to help your teen deal with difficult situations. Click below to get started.

Our past explains our present and imagines our future. Discover the universe through the Big History Project where families can learn together. Click below to get started.

This is the 2nd in a series of presentations on ‘PRONOUNS’ and how to use them when in a conversation. Click below to get started.

This is a website where your child will practice using the computer mouse by completing patterns. There are 10 levels that will allow your child to make their own fuzz bug pattern while learning. Click below to get started.

Talking to your children often about the dangers of online predators and closely monitor their internet and social media use.

• Set controls that limit websites access

• Teach your kids to spots common tricks and red flags

• Keep Your Privacy Settings On

Click below to get started.

Follow the simple step by step instructions to learn the information Home Access provides for parents. Click below to get started.

Follow the simple step by step instructions to learn the information Home Access provides for parents. Click below to get started.

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