Reopening after COVID-19
Texas City ISD will offer 100 percent face-to-face instruction for the 2022-2023 school year.
COVID Task Force
A COVID Task Force made up of parents, community, board members, teachers, staff, and administrators put together a Reopening Plan that orginally went into effect September 2020. It continues to be updated with state and federal mandates, recommendations and guidance.
Safely Reopening 2022-2023
Revisions in effect Aug. 4, 2022.
- Introduction
- Practices for Screening and Isolation
- Practices for Personal Health
- Practices for Buses
- Practices for Cafeterias
- Practices for Classrooms
- Practices for Common Areas
- Practices for Restrooms
- Practices for Special Education
- Practices for Positive Cases
- Practices for Missed Instruction
- Practices for Communication
Introduction
Practices for Screening and Isolation
Practices for Personal Health
Practices for Buses
Practices for Cafeterias
Practices for Classrooms
Practices for Common Areas
Practices for Restrooms
Practices for Special Education
Practices for Positive Cases
Practices for Missed Instruction
Practices for Communication
Archived Weekly Reports
Frequently Asked Questions
- What if my child is sick?
- What if a child tests positive for COVID-19?
- What if a student has been exposed to COVID or is a close contact, but has not tested positive?
What if my child is sick?
What if a child tests positive for COVID-19?
What if a student has been exposed to COVID or is a close contact, but has not tested positive?
TCISD Daily Health Assessment
REPORT ABSENCES
- Contact your child's campus if he or she is feeling sick.
- Campus phone numbers can be found on each school's webpage at tcisd.org.
IS YOUR STUDENT EXPERIENCING ANY OF THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS?
- Difficulty breathing
- Vomiting
- Diarrhea
- 100.0F+ Fever
- Shortness of breath
Stay home.
If your student has bluish lips or face, extreme difficulty breathing, severe dizziness, disorientation, or is unconscious or difficult to wake, contact 911 immediately. These are life threatening symptoms.
IS YOUR STUDENT EXPERIENCING ANY OVERALL HEALTH CHANGES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO...
- Sore throat
- Chills
- Muscle ache/pain
- Nausea
- Headache
- Fatigue
- New loss of taste or smell
Please stay home. Stay home to stay safe
When a student returns to school after a COVID quarantine or illness, the parent must transport them to school in the morning and check in with the nurse.
Face coverings encouraged.
Water bottles required.