12 Fort Bend ISD schools going online due to COVID-19 issues, staffing
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Here are the following campuses that are going online through the remainder of the week:
-Oyster Creek Elementary
- James Reese Career and Technical Center
The district said its COVID Response Team assessed COVID-related data and activities every day to help mitigate the spread of the virus and maintain the continuity of regular school and business operations within the district, according to a news release. The data shows a significant impact on the district’s ability to properly staff the campuses, causing a disruption that would prevent FBISD from continuing face-to-face instruction at this time. The district said it has upgraded its previously listed campuses from Level 2 (yellow) to level 3 (red), according to FBISD COVID Response Plan.
New principal approved for Rhoads Elementary
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Rhoads Elementary in Katy Independent School District now has a new principal.
The Katy ISD board of trustees appointed current Bear Creek Elementary Assistant Principal Timothy Wolff to lead the Rhoads “Rocket” family toward success.
“I’m excited to embrace this new learning adventure with Rhoads students, staff, parents and its school community,” said Wolff. “Much like a rocket that signifies an exploration and/or journey that reaches unimaginable heights, my goal is to see each student aim high with their dreams and goals.”
In 2001, Wolff started teaching at Sienna Crossing Elementary in Fort Bend Independent School District. He became assistant principal at Walker Station Elementary and later at Dr. Lynn Armstrong Elementary until 2010. Then, he and his family moved to Utah, where he worked as building principal at Morgan Elementary School and as Morgan County School District Title I director. Wo
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During a tour of the West Jefferson High School with coronavirus precautions it can be seen that each desk in the classroom has a grey or red sticker on the top corner in Harvey, La. Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2020. Each period, students will be asked to alternate their use of desks and to clean them off after each class. The school is scheduled to open on August 26. (Photo by Max Becherer, NOLA.com, The Times-Picayune | The New Orleans Advocate)
STAFF PHOTO BY MAX BECHERER