Coloma Junior High

Week of December 7, 2020

Staying Healthy and Focused!

As we start this week, we are looking at 10 days before the end of 1st semester. It is important that we stay focused on completing the semester strong with completing assignments and bringing those grades up! What goals have you set for the semester? Have you reached them? What can you do to achieve them in the next several days.

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Tech Support

Did you know that our Tech Department has created a Tech Survival Guide for Students and Parents? It is available on our webpage at the link posted below.

CCS Technology Survival Guide for Home

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2020-21 Yearbooks are on sale Now

2020-21 Yearbooks are for sale for $15

Please send check (or cash?) with your child to the office or Mrs. Oles. You can also via credit card with the link available below. Just search for Coloma Junior High

Purchase your Yearbook Online Here

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Comet News

Friday, Dec. 4th News

Please Conduct Daily Health Screenings of your Child

In accordance with Board of Education policies, our Return to Learn plans and direction from local, state and federal health officials, if your student has any of the following symptoms, you must keep them home from school!

temperature of 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit or higher
sore throat
an uncontrolled cough that causes difficulty breathing
the onset of a severe headache
diarrhea and/or vomiting
unusual belly pain
new loss of taste or smell

IMPORTANT: Based on Board policies and written guidance from local, state and federal health officials, in order for your child to return to school after experiencing one or more of the above symptoms a parent/guardian must provide a negative COVID-19 test result or a doctor’s note releasing the student to attend school. If you do not provide a negative COVID-19 test result or doctor’s note, then your student will be excluded from Coloma Community Schools for ten (10) days from the first day they had symptoms. They must also be fever free for 24 hours and/or their symptoms have improved after the ten (10) day exclusion period before they can return.