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Midpeninsula superintendents urge caution during upcoming breaks by Erik Burmeister, Steven Frank, Beth Polito, Gina Sudaria, Roberta Zarea / Almanac Uploaded: Sat, Feb 13, 2021, 8:57 am Nothing is more important to us than the education of our youth and health of our community. As the superintendents of our community's PreK-8 school districts, we would love nothing more than to open all schools fully tomorrow if that were safe.
Sinead Toolis converts the Odd Fellows main room into a haunted house on Oct. 27, 2017. Embarcadero Media file photo by Michelle Le. With the realities of COVID-19 firmly ingrained, how to celebrate the upcoming holidays is top of mind. We face the real possibility of missing some very dear and important traditions. As superintendents of your local elementary school districts, many parents ask us about holiday expectations. Will they be the same? Is trick-or-treating safe? Can we have class parties?
Sinead Toolis converts the Odd Fellows main room into a haunted house on Oct. 27, 2017. Photo by Michelle Le. With the realities of COVID-19 firmly ingrained, how to celebrate the upcoming holidays is top of mind. We face the real possibility of missing some very dear and important traditions. As superintendents of your local elementary school districts, many parents ask us about holiday expectations. Will they be the same? Is trick-or-treating safe? Can we have class parties? Is travel okay?
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