COVID-19
What is this Page?
This page will serve to share information with the district community about the district's responses and efforts with respect to COVID-19. Please bookmark this page for any important updates.
State and Local Directives
Q&A's About COVID-19
- What are Lackland ISD’s processes for COVID-19 notifications?
- Under what conditions should staff and/or students quarantine?
- What are Lackland ISD’s plans related to future school closures due to COVID-19?
- What qualifies a parent as “need to know” when it comes to informing that their student possibly came in contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19?
- Has the school established a relationship with the local health department?
- How can the school effectively mitigate risk for staff and students with underlying health conditions such as immunocompromised, lung or heart conditions, diabetes, and mild or severe asthma?
- What is the procedure if a child goes to the nurse for a headache but has no other symptoms (such as fever)? Will they be required to stay home for 10 days?
- How does a child being sent home with COVID-19 symptoms affect their attendance?
- How does sending a child home with symptoms work if they have siblings?
- Are there enough staff at the school to support all of the necessary sanitization protocols in place? Especially in the cafeteria where there are so many students potentially needing attention at the same time.
- Why aren’t the numbers of positive cases, exposures, etc. In the district as well as our specific school being posted publicly so that we can make better informed decisions involving sending our students back to school?
What are Lackland ISD’s processes for COVID-19 notifications?
Under what conditions should staff and/or students quarantine?
What are Lackland ISD’s plans related to future school closures due to COVID-19?
What qualifies a parent as “need to know” when it comes to informing that their student possibly came in contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19?
Has the school established a relationship with the local health department?
How can the school effectively mitigate risk for staff and students with underlying health conditions such as immunocompromised, lung or heart conditions, diabetes, and mild or severe asthma?
What is the procedure if a child goes to the nurse for a headache but has no other symptoms (such as fever)? Will they be required to stay home for 10 days?
How does a child being sent home with COVID-19 symptoms affect their attendance?
How does sending a child home with symptoms work if they have siblings?
Are there enough staff at the school to support all of the necessary sanitization protocols in place? Especially in the cafeteria where there are so many students potentially needing attention at the same time.
Why aren’t the numbers of positive cases, exposures, etc. In the district as well as our specific school being posted publicly so that we can make better informed decisions involving sending our students back to school?
Lackland ISD COVID-19 Notices
Below are all the official notices that have been published by Lackland ISD in response to COVID-19:
Handwashing Video from CDC (NO Audio)
Coronavirus Information
The City of San Antonio recently released an online self-screener that you can use to determine if you should be tested for COVID-19.
The Johns Hopkins Center for Systems Science and Engineering has created a live dashboard of COVID-19 cases across the globe.
The CDC has created a printable flyer on common symptoms of COVID-19