A Message from Superintendent Catherine Puster

February 12, 2021

6th Grade Remote Update

We have confirmed that the symptomatic students have tested negative for COVID-19. The 6th grade class will return to school on Tuesday, February 16, 2021, as normal. No further action/quarantine is necessary.

Reminder - regardless of known exposure or not it is always recommended to pay close attention to student and family health/symptoms.

Thank you.

~Catherine Puster

February 11, 2021

Hello Parents and Guardians of 6th Grade Students,

There is one (1) confirmed case of COVID and four (4) symptomatic students in the sixth grade. We are awaiting test results at this time. We are implementing a precautionary quarantine for the entire sixth grade on Friday, February 12, 2021. Further quarantine measurers will be implemented as we receive testing results. Computers are being sent home with students this evening for REMOTE learning on Friday, February 12, 2021.

Thank you,

~Catherine Puster

Reminder:

When should I keep my student home?

1. If anyone living in my house is in the process of being tested and notify the school office.

2. If anyone in my house tests positive and notify the school office.

3. If my student has any of the symptoms: fever, lost of taste/smell...and notify the school office.

If you have questions, please contact your student's building for additional guidance.

November 12, 2020

Good Evening,

We know this is a very difficult time as the amount of COVID cases increases at an alarming rate in the State of Ohio. It is important that families continue to keep the schools informed when someone in the household of a student is being tested for COVID-19.

Communication is critical in order for L-P to remain open and conduct face-to-face instruction. We need for school to remain in-person.

Please inform your child's school office if you or someone in your household is being tested. It is critical that the schools maintain accurate attendance records.

If someone in your household is being tested, please notify the school immediately. Keeping students home until test results are given is critical to keep the potential spread to a minimum.

The L-P communities have done a fantastic job thus far in the pandemic! We all need to continue to stay strong and healthy.

If you have any questions, please contact your student's school.

Thank you for your continued support.

~Catherine Puster

September 8, 2020

Hello Everyone and Happy First Day of School!

It has come to my attention that there are some messages on social media indicating the school will keep children overnight (or more than one night) if the child is positive for COVID.

Let me be very clear- The school district will NEVER keep your child overnight. The schools will NOT be doing any COVID testing nor will we be keeping your child overnight.

In fact, if your child gets ill at school, we WANT to get them home and in your care as soon as possible. Please take this time to complete the information on FinalForms and provide current and accurate contact information- if you have not done so already. This information will help us get your child to you as quickly as possible.

Again, I want to assure you that the school district will not keep your child overnight. These social media messages are absolutely incorrect and not true.

If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to message me or your building principal.

Thank you,

~Catherine Puster

September 4, 2020

Hello Everyone!

We are very excited to see everyone on Tuesday! This is a very exciting time as we FINALLY get to see everyone in person! This is a long weekend and we hope everyone takes time to rest and prepare for the start of school.

All of the LP staff have been working hard to make this school year the best one yet! We are going to make things as normal as possible--except that we have to wear masks and keep our distance.

The following are a few reminders about the upcoming school year:

1. Buildings have sent out the "soft start" letters. RED group attends Tuesday, Sept 8; GREY group attends Wednesday, Sept 9.

2. Please bring a water bottle labeled with your name. The bottle must have a removable drink spout. Each building has bottle fillers as the traditional drinking fountains will not be in use.

3. Cover your Beak! All Redbirds must wear a mask. Buildings and classrooms will be scheduling time for “mask breaks” throughout the day. Face masks are now part of the student dress code and need to be worn throughout each day. Students are permitted to wear “gators” at this time. The health department and the governor's office recommend cloth masks. The permission to utilize gators may change at any time.

4. Everyone is being asked to be patient through the start of school. We are all getting used to new traffic patterns in hallways, bathroom occupancy, lunch procedures, and temperature checks.

Please remember to check the Restart Guide located HERE for more details.

Thank you and have a great holiday weekend!

~Catherine Puster

August 23, 2019

We would like to thank everyone who participated in the creation of our first strategic Goals Package. This is a document that contains many goals. These goals are what we use to guide us into the future. This is a flexible document that will be updated yearly. Each goal listed in the document provides the staff and community with an idea of where we want the district to be in the next three years. It provides the vision of what we want the district to look like in the future. This document is not a "set in stone" kind of document. It functions as a guide. The document attached is in draft form at this time. Updates will be posted here. To view the Goals Package, click HERE.

Thank you again for your all your time and effort in assisting us with this process.

On behalf of L-P Schools,

~Catherine Puster

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