Lafayette Parish School System Talks Classroom Safety Tips

Simply reopening schools may not be enough for parents... and allison dickerson with the lafayette parish school system joins me now with tips for heading back to the classroom.

Good morning allison... thanks for start us.so let off at the start with what parents should be telling their kids as they send their kids to school each and every morning.

When you wake up the morning see if the kids have any symptoms so kids should get accustomed to having their parents determine if they have any symptoms of anything before that you.

Go to school in the morning so they right.

There are they having other possible kuwait symptoms so really it begins first thing in the morning so let us check.

Those i child easy either go to their bus.

And i'm gonna have to be.

Conditionally distance that bus.

And also we are masked because once you get on the school bus you have to have that mass going.

If you're a horror writer yes you got that car campus you're also going to have to wear a mask so i think just to help students prepare for school.

Nor is mastering in make sure that they are.

Symptom.

You know life life changes all the time this is no different when going to school- when dealing with the s.

Pandemic that if we could just be a little bit flexible we all love our routine we love to do the same thing over and over.

As much as we'd like to act we to have a bit disability in their knowing that things can change.

For instance we did have to it got some of the bell schedules for school.

To accommodate.

All of our screens needs so.

Happy j.

In terms of prop when they wake up in one arrived at home.

So it's just little things like that now think the best thing is parents.

To their their children.

And let them know that these things are actually happening before they arrive on the first day if you.

Opt here than in say old school will now start at this time.

School now i'm into it's time how are you getting to school- things are gonna look a little bit different for instance.

You may not eat in the cafeteria more than likely us students will have to eat in their classrooms so i think that just preparing students for some of these changes.

Would be very helpful and i was a district we're coming out with more communication more information to help