
Fullerton Weekly Update
Week of: 9-28-20
How to Place a Book on Hold
The Fullerton Library is excited to give students the opportunity to place library books on hold using their Chromebooks! Please review How to Place a Book on Hold to learn about this process. Students may check out two library books at a time and read them for up to two weeks. Once a student places a book on hold and it is ready for pick-up parents will be contacted through Remind. Books will be picked up and dropped off at Door 1 in the vestibule during student attendance days from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm. In the vestibule there will a library cart where the books/holds will be… just look for the ones with your student’s name on them! Additionally, there will be a bin by the library cart where books should be returned. Students must return previous library books when picking up their new holds.
Zoom Sign-In
Last week students were asked to login to Zoom to enable them to join their classroom meetings. While many students were able to do this, some students have not, or are struggling with logging in. If your student is struggling, please click on the below link to follow the steps to login to Zoom. The presentation is in both English and Spanish.
Chromebook Troubleshooting
If your child's Chromebook is experiencing issues, we have found in most instances a Hard Reset will fix whatever issue your student's Chromebook is undergoing. Please use this video which will show you the steps on how to perform a Hard Reset to the Chromebook. If, after conducting the Hard Reset, your child's Chromebook still isn't working properly, please have them reach out to their classroom teacher who will provide them with the next steps in this process.
Social-Emotional Support & Resources during COVID-19
The Student Services Team at ITJHS will be hosting a Parent/Guardian Info Night on Social-Emotional Support & Resources during COVID-19.
- Tuesday, September 29th at 5:00pm on Zoom
It is open to any ASD4 family. Please click on the below link for additional information.
ASD4 Food Distribution
Addison School District 4 will continue providing five days of meals every Wednesday from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm at Door 1. Meals can be distributed to children in our community under the age of 18 at no charge to them.
McKinney Vento Act Info.
Please reference the below attachment with regard to the McKinney Vento Act for homeless children.
What is the Addison Park District Remote Learning Day Camp?
"Return to School” Remote Learning Day Camp corresponds to the Addison School District 4 “Return to School" remote learning calendar, which is designed for those enrolled in Kindergarten through 5th grade. Addison Park District's program provides your child with a safe, in person, structured environment for children during their school’s remote learning period. Their experienced staff focuses on providing a variety of quality activities that enrich the lives of children. Participants will have designated homework time, play sports, go outside, make use of the gym, and make craft projects. Activities will follow IDPH recommended social distancing guidelines. If social distancing is not possible, masks will be required. Weekly registration is offered for family convenience.
2020 CENSUS- Deadline Sept. 30
ASD4 Parents/Guardians,
You may have heard the federal 2020 Census deadline is approaching and how important it is for everyone to be counted. The census represents an opportunity for everyone in our community to proudly and loudly say, “I’m here. I count. I matter.”
The census impacts our day-to-day lives in tremendous ways. It determines how much federal funding we have to fix our roads, feed our community, and teach our children. Missing just one child means we miss out on funds for their education for the next ten years. The census also determines how many representatives Illinois has in Congress and the Electoral College.
So much is at stake, which is why we need you to take the 2020 Census before the September 30, 2020 deadline. There are three ways to take the census.
- Online: Visit my2020census.gov and fill out the Census now on your computer, tablet, or smart phone.
- Phone: Call 844-330-2020 to fill out the Census over the phone. The US Census Bureau offers assistance in 59 non-English languages, including American Sign Language.
- Mail: Fill out the Census form you received in the mail and return it, free of charge, to the US Census Bureau.
Taking the census is safe and secure. The 2020 Census does not ask about anyone’s citizenship status, and federal law prohibits the sharing of census responses with anyone, including law enforcement or immigration agencies. Learn more about census confidentiality at 2020census.gov/en/data-protection.html.
You can get answers to any other questions about the Census by texting "Question" or "Pregunta" to 987987 or by visiting 2020census.gov.
Taking the Census takes less than 5 minutes. If you haven’t already, please complete the 2020 Census today.
Thank you!
ADDISON SCHOOL DISTRCT 4
Contact Information
Email: cbennett@asd4.org
Website: https://fullerton.asd4.org/
Location: 400 South Michigan Avenue, Addison, IL, USA
Phone: 630-458-2950
Facebook: facebook.com/FullertonASD4
Twitter: @FullertonASD