As one of our health and safety measures, all individuals who enter the school buildings are required to certify daily that they are COVID-19 symptom and fever-free.  We thank you in advance for your help in keeping our school community safe.

Parents or guardians of each student must (1) EVALUATE YOUR CHILD'S HEALTH, and (2) COMPLETE A STUDENT HEALTH CERTIFICATION CARD for your child to attend school each day, certifying that your child is healthy and following the below procedures:

• Your teacher will give students a blank color-coded health certification card at the end of each week to be used the following week.  If you do not have a code, please print out a card and send to school with your child.  You may use either the English or Spanish version.

STUDENT HEALTH CERTIFICATION CARD - ENGLISH

STUDENT HEALTH CERTIFICATION CARD - SPANISH

• You will use the same card for an entire week and evaluate your child each morning before getting on the bus or going to school.  You may use either the English or the Spanish version of the card.
  • If you answer NO to all three health questions on the card, your child can go to school that day. 
  • If you answer YES to any of the questions on the card, your child should NOT come to school that day and you should contact school to report an absence, with a description of the symptoms your child is experiencing.

• Please print your child’s name, circle grade, and certify your child’s health daily with your signature and date. 

• Return the card to school with your child every day, by placing in the plastic pouch clipped to your child’s backpack. 

Bus Riders:  The bus driver will check for a completed card each day upon entry to the bus.  If missing or incomplete card, the child will be returned to the parent/guardian at the bus stop for completion.  If no parent/guardian is present, the child will sit in the assigned quarantine bus seat and will be sent to school nurse/staff upon arrival to school for evaluation, who will certify the student or contact the parents to pick-up the child.

Car Riders:  School staff will check for a completed card each day in the drop-off line.  If missing or incomplete card, the parent/guardian in the car certifies the student and completes the card.  If the child’s parent/guardian is not present due to ride-sharing, the student will be sent to school nurse/staff upon arrival to school for evaluation, who will certify the student or contact the parents to pick-up the child.

Walkers: School staff will check for a completed card each day upon arrival to school.  If missing or incomplete card, the parent/guardian with the child certifies the student and completes the card.  If the child’s parent/guardian is not present, the student will be sent to school nurse/staff upon arrival to school for evaluation, who will certify the student or contact the parents to pick-up the child.

Internet connectivity is essential for your student during our Return to Learn Plan.  We know that having reliable access to the internet can be challenging in many circumstances.  To support our students and families, we have developed the following program to offer to District 20 Families during the 2020-2021 School Year.

Free WiFi Hotspot Program:  District 20 is offering a program for eligible families to loan a Free WiFi Hotspot for the rest of the 2020-2021 School Year to help provide more reliable internet connectivity at home for your student.  Families must be eligible for Free and Reduced Lunch and must sign an agreement to return the Hotspot at the end of the school year.  Please note that we have a limited number of Hotspots available for families.

free wifi hotspot program

Elementary Students From Greenbrook or Waterbury are eligible to register for childcare provided by Roselle Park District, at Waterbury School.

For more information or to register visit https://bit.ly/D20ChildcareRegistration.

Contact Roselle Park District directly with any questions: (630) 894-4200