VIKING NATION NEWSLETTER August, 2016
Principal’s Message: Viking Nation, It is hard to believe I have been back at my old Mazama stomping grounds for three years now, time sure flies as we once again are greeting our incoming 9th graders and any new faces to our building. As you look around the grounds this year, you may notice a few changes to the landscape and building. We have added an Agricultural program to our curriculum and have begun the process of getting our greenhouse operational, there is a new gas line and a variety of culinary equipment being installed for our new addition to the Foods/Hospitality program, the concession stand has been expanded to better serve our activities and there have been several classroom improvements. There are also updates planned for the driveway entrance and we are looking into replacing our aging tennis courts. With all the exciting modifications to the building, we are also starting a new chapter of Viking Nation in the curriculum area. This will be Viking Nations first cohort of students in the STEM & M program. We will have approximately 30 freshmen and 30 sophomores that begin this awesome opportunity in 2016-17. Also, we have added a section of Orchestra to our music offerings and a variety of other college courses and elective opportunities within the master schedule. We are pleased to offer this information to you, whether you are a student, parent, community member or a potential community member looking to include your student in Viking Nation. You will find a wealth of important information on registration, the district calendar, links to staff email addresses and phone numbers, and much more. We also hope you will find our school and district website useful and informative. The Mazama High School community has been a longtime supporter of all of the programs we offer here at MHS and we want to continue this partnership with the community and parents of our students for many years to come. Once again, I would like to welcome all students, new and old, to what should be the best that Mazama has yet to experience. Steve Morosin MAZAMA HIGH SCHOOL PHONE NUMBERS Main Office
(541)883-5024
Fax (541)883-504
Guidance Office
(541)883-5031
Fax (541)851-8829
Athletic Office
(541)883-5032
Attendance Office
(541)883-5027
Dear Parents/Guardians, Another great school year is finished and we are looking ahead to next year. We are making some changes to Business Day that you will need to be aware of. Business day will be held on Tuesday, August 30th. The biggest change for this day, is that students will get their fall pictures taken on this day and their student body cards will be generated. We will also have parents update registration information, pick up first semester schedules, pay fees for classes, locks and parking permits.
BUSINESS DAY! TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 2016
8:00 a.m. - 9th Grade 9:30 a.m. - 10th Grade 12:30 p.m. -11th Grade
2:00 p.m
-12th Grade
Get your Fall Picture Taken Get your Student Body Card Update your Student’s Registration Information Pick up your First Semester Schedule Pay Fees Get your Locker Assignment
FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL—9th Grade, Tuesday, Sept. 6th 10th—12th Grades, Wednesday, Sept. 7th Please contact the school office if you have any questions. (541)883-5024 HAVE A GREAT SUMMER!
Welcome back! The fall registration procedures for both new and returning Mazama High School students are outlined in the following material. ALL RETURNING MAZAMA STUDENTS SHOULD ATTEND BUSINESS DAY ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 30TH. District wide registration for new students is scheduled for August 23rd. The office at Mazama is open and available for you to register every day from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Students registering in August must meet with a counselor or an administrator before receiving a schedule. Counselors will be available by appointment for scheduling students beginning Wednesday, August 24th from 8:00 a.m. –12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.—3:30 p.m. The first day of school for freshmen will be Tuesday, September 6th. This is a mandatory orientation day for freshmen only. For all other students, the first of school will be Wednesday, September 7th. Picture Day. Pictures will be taken at Business day on August 30th. Retakes are scheduled for October 12th. Lifetouch Photography will be mailing flyers to your home with picture information. All students will have their pictures taken. This picture generates their student body card and will also be their picture in the yearbook. You do not have to purchase pictures. Fall Athletic Practices. Practices for football, soccer, cross-country and volleyball begin on Monday, August 15th. All students need to have a physical examination and Parental Permission forms on file before participating. Call Mazama Athletic Office at (541)883-5032 for specific details. You can print these forms from the Klamath County District Office web site, www.kcsd.k12.or.us. School Insurance. An insurance brochure will be available providing information regarding the cost of insurance, how to obtain it, the coverage, and how to establish a claim. The brochure may be picked up in the Athletic Office. Private insurance or school insurance is required for any student participating in athletics. Automotive Privileges. A parking lot is provided for the students who drive. The students may purchase a parking registration tag for $5.00. Students will need to fill out a form regarding registration information and will have to show proof of insurance. After the registration tag has been purchased, it should be placed on the vehicle’s rear view mirror or on the dash above the steering wheel. Students will be ticketed for parking without a registration tag. Mazama Nurse. We do not have a full time nurse. We are not allowed to give out any medication (including over the counter medication) without a Medical Permission Form filled out by the parent. If your student has a prescription, we will keep that in the nurse’s office and dispense as directed. We do not supply cough drops, Tylenol, ibuprofen, etc. Inhalers and a daily dose of an over the counter medicine (in the original bottle) may be kept with your student with written approval from the Principal. PE Uniforms. Mazama High School charges $20.00 for a PE uniform, which will consist of a high quality t -shirt and shorts. These uniforms are required for all PE and weights classes. Student Lockers. All students will be required to purchase new locks for their lockers if they do not have the lock they used at Mazama the previous year. Lockers are issued at the beginning of the year. Each student will be assigned a locker and all changes will be handled through the Attendance Office. The student is responsible for the care and contents of the locker. There are periodic locker checks to check the condition of the locker. Students will be responsible for the expense of repairs. Students are cautioned against giving their locker combination to anyone. Locks will be sold to the students at a cost of $5.00. Only locks sold by the school may be used on school lockers. Any lock that is not approved will be removed immediately. Report any locker problems to the Attendance Office. We advise against bringing valuables to school. Supplies. We do not send out a supply list. Each classroom teacher will inform their students of needed items. Students should bring basic items such as a pencil, pen and paper the first day of school. ASPIRE Program. The ASPIRE program assists high school students in the process of accessing training and education beyond high school and is manned by adult volunteers. Tutorial Program. Mazama High School will continue with one of its most innovative and data supported programs that supports and enhances student learning and overall student success. The tutorial period for the 2016/2017 school year will be offered Wednesdays as an extension of 4th period. The tutorial period allows students to access individualized help in subject areas in which they need additional help, or need to complete make-up work. Most tutorial days are not mandatory, but students may be called in by a teacher if the student is needing help. We urge you to make sure your student is using this valuable time if needed.
Klamath County School District’s policy regarding tobacco, controlled substances and alcohol. We do not expect that the policies regarding alcohol, drugs, and tobacco will be relevant to most of you; however, we want all Mazama parents and patrons to know we take these things very seriously and we are doing our best to provide a good learning environment for your student. Therefore, we do all we can to insure that our students are in school as much as possible and that, while they are here, they are not subject to substances that are harmful to them. Possession, sale, or us of tobacco, alcohol, or drugs on the Mazama campus is strictly prohibited at all times. VIOLATION OF OUR ALCOHOL AND CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE POLICY WILL RESULT IN SUSPENSION AND/OR EXPULSION IN ACCORDANCE WITH DUE PROCESS HEARING PROCEDURES OF THE KLAMATH COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT. Affirmative Action Policy. It is the policy of Mazama High School and the State Board of Education that there will be no discrimination or harassment on the grounds of race, color, sex, marital status, religion, national origin, age or handicap in any educational program, activity or employment. Persons having questions about equal opportunity and nondiscrimination should contact the Principal of Mazama High School, Mr. Steve Morosin (541)883-5024 or the Superintendent of County Schools, Mr. Greg Thede (541)883-5000. Free or Reduced School Meals. Applications for free or reduced lunches are located on online or can be picked up at the Mazama office. A new form is required at the beginning of each school year.
Student Fees You may pay fees in the Mazama High School Main Office. We do not have an ATM/debit/credit card machine. You may pay by cash, check or money order. We encourage students to buy a student activity card which entitles them to free admission to all of our home athletic games (excluding play off games) and other discounts throughout the school year. Student fees are non-refundable. We do not allow any charging, this includes the cafeteria.
Student Activity Sticker
$15.00
Yearbook
65.00
Foreign Language Spanish Class
10.00
Foreign Language German Class
15.00
Anatomy Class
25.00
FBLA Dues
30.00
Basic/Adv Art/Sculpture Class
10.00
Foods Class
10.00
Manufacturing/Auto Class
10.00
Physics/Bio Investigations/Robotics
10.00
Advanced Chemistry
20.00
Health Occupations Dues
35.00
Video Productions
10.00
Hall/PE Combination Lock
5.00
P.E. Uniform
20.00
Parking Tag
5.00
Football Mouthpiece
1.00
Band/Choir Participation Fee Athletic Participation Fee ($400 max per family per year)
50.00 100.00 per sport per year
2016/2017 ASB Officers Shayla Lakey/Trinity Orcutt Co-Presidents Favian Galvan Business Manager Mario Segura Secretary Jacob Beeson Technology Manager
SENIOR PHOTO DEADLINE: November 4th, 2016 Dear Members of the Class of ’17, Parents, Guardians, and Photographers: This year, as in years past, Mazama High School’s yearbook will be distributed in late May or early June before graduation instead of the fall after seniors graduate. So, to meet our deadlines for the yearbook, we need all senior color photos by November 4, 2016. You and your senior have three options available for portraits: (1) During portrait day, Lifetouch Photography took school portraits for seniors and will upload the photographs into our yearbook program. These photographs will meet all the requirements listed below and will be taken in time to meet the deadline. These photographs are the default photo for your senior if a senior photo is not submitted or not suitable. (2) You may choose a professional photographer of your own. However, if you do so, the photograph must meet the requirements listed below. Since we will accept only professional portraits that meet these requirements, please be sure your photographer understands and follows them. You should take this letter with you, in case the photography studio no longer has its copy. It is your responsibility to ensure that your photographer knows the deadline. The photographer can submit the photo to Miss Schmidt through email or by bringing in a disc with the image saved to it. (3) Professional photography is expensive. Have someone take a nice picture and have it put either on a CD or email it to Miss Schmidt as an attachment. Bring the photo disc to Miss Schmidt, and the yearbook staff will crop or scan to the correct specifications. Please see numbers 3-6 below to ensure a quality photograph in the yearbook.
Professional Photo requirements: 1. The ONLY way to submit a photograph is through email or save the photo on a disc or a thumb drive. Please email the photograph to SchmidtL@kcsd.k12.or.us or bring in a disc with the senior’s first and last name printed clearly on the disc. 2. The top of the head must be ¼ inch from the top of the photograph. 3. Basic frontal or ¾ view—please no back shots. 4. Background: any style or color is fine. 5. Any suitable clothing: standard school dress is fine. 6. We will not accept props or other people or pets in the photo, soft focus, glamour drapes, low cut dresses, double images, silk matte, or pearl finishes. Please remember, it is your responsibility to make sure that we receive a photo which meets the above requirements. If we do not have your photo, or it does not meet the requirements, we will use your Lifetouch photo. These specifications allow us to print the best possible photo of you. It is the studio’s responsibility to inform the Mazama yearbook adviser and its senior clientele if it cannot meet the above specifications. Given sufficient time, we will do our best to inform you and the studio of any problems regarding your senior color portrait for the yearbook. We appreciate your cooperation and timeliness with respect to these matters. If you have any questions, please contact Lisa Schmidt, yearbook adviser at 541-883-5024 or SchmidtL@kcsd.k12.or.us
NAME
AREA OF SPECIALIZATION
E-MAIL ADDRESS
ROOM/OFFICE
ADMINISTRATION Mr. Steve Morosin
Principal
morosins@kcsd.k12.or.us
Main
Mr. Randy Rose
Assist. Principal/Curriculum
roser@kcsd.k12.or.us
Main
Mr. Vic Lease
Assist. Principal/Athletic Director
leasev@kcsd.k12.or.us
Main
Mrs. Joanie Rote
Director/Viking Babies
rotej@kcsd.k12.or.us
WH
COUNSELING FACULTY Ms. Jessica Radmaker
Counselor
radmakerj@kcsd.k12.or.us
Guidance
Mr. Mike Rooney
Counselor
rooneym@kcsd.k12.or.us
Guidance
Mr. Armando Ojeda
Pathways Counselor
ojedaj@kcsd.k12.or.us
Guidance
FACULTY Ms. Katey Choukalos
PE
choukalosk@kcsd.k12.or.us
Gym/44
Mr. Sergio Cisneros
Business
cisneross@kcsd.k12.or.us
53
Mrs. Linda Cooper
English
cooperl@kcsd.k12.or.us
33
Ms. Jennifer DeForrest
English/Drama
deforrestj@kcsd.k12.or.us
51
Mrs. Laura Estes
Social Studies
estesl@kcsd.k12.or.us
9
Mr. Beau Fullerton
PE/Health Choir
fullertonj@kcsd.k12.or.us garvink@kcsd.k12.or.us
Gym/57
Ms. Katy Garvin Mrs. Stephanie Harris
Special Education
harriss@kcsd.k12.or.us
35
Ms. Sharon Henry
Special Education
henrys@kcsd.k12.or.us
54
Mrs. Melissa Huitt
English
huittm@kcsd.k12.or.us
46
Mr. Rob Izzett
Band
izzettr@kcsd.k12.or.us
66
Mrs. Emma Milstead
English
milsteade@kcsd.k12.or.us
48
Mrs. Kaci Mitchell
Special Education
mitchellk@kcsd.k12.or.us
52
Mrs. Crystal Murphy
Special Education
murphyc@kcsd.k12.or.us
54
Mr. Ivan Murphy
Math
murphyi@kcsd.k12.or.us
47
Mrs. Cathy Nevala
Art
nevalac@kcsd.k12.or.us
19
Mrs. Laura Nickerson
Science
nickersonl@kcsd.k12.or.us
23
Mr. Todd Nickerson
Social Studies
nickersont@kcsd.k12.or.us
11
Mrs. Jennifer Ojeda
Spanish
ojedaj@kcsd.k12.or.us
31
Mrs. Kelly Patzke
Social Studies
patzkek@kcsd.k12.or.us
5
Mr. Matt Penrod
Social Studies
pendrodm@kcsd.k12.or.us
7
Mr. Clint Radford
radfordc@kcsd.k12.or.us
Ms. Debra Sayre
Science ESL GOALS
sayred@kcsd.k12.or.us
38 42 29
Miss Lisa Schmidt
English/Yearbook
schmidtl@kcsd.k12.or.us
37
Mr. Dan Solyst
Math
solystd@kcsd.k12.or.us
56
Mrs. Judy Story
Business
storyj@kcsd.k12.or.us
55
Mr. Jeff Sturgeon
Construction/Metals
sturgeonj@kcsd.k12.or.us
18/26
Mrs. Kristi Sturgeon
Health/Service Learning
sturgeonk@kcsd.k12.or.us
45
Ms. Sally Taylor
Math
taylors@kcsd.k12.or.us
58
Mr. Jeremy Throne
Chemistry
thronej@kcsd.k12.or.us
25
Mrs. Kathy Todd
German/Language Arts
toddk@kcsd.k12.or.us
43
Mrs. Lindsey Vincent
Science/Health
vincentl@kcsd.k12.or.us
32
Mr. Steve Walker
Automotive
walkers@kcsd.k12.or.us
24
Mrs. Barb Whalen
Foods
whalenb@kcsd.k12.or.us
17
68
Mr. Mike Whalen
Math
whalenm@kcsd.k12.or.us
49
Mr. Steve Woodwick
Science
woodwicks@kcsd.k12.or.us 34
SECRETARIAL STAFF Mrs. Sheri Kinnan
Registrar/VP Admin Secretary
kinnans@kcsd.k12.or.us
Guidance
Mrs. Julie Larman
Principal's Secretary
larmanj@kcsd.k12.or.us
Main
Mrs. Joy Lease
Attendance Secretary
leasej@kcsd.k12.or.us
Main
Mrs. Patty Rajnus
Bookkeeper
rajnusp@kcsd.k12.or.us
Main
Mrs. Karen Wynne
Athletics/VP Admin Secretary
wynnek@kcsd.k12.or.us
Athletics
PARAPROFESSIONALS Mrs. Cynthia Beeson
GOALS
Ms. Kuuipolani Braceros
Bridges
Mrs. Wendy Crowell
Viking Babies
Mrs. Deanna Edwards
Viking Babies
Mrs. Lana Gober
GOALS
Mrs. Candace Horton
Bridges
Mr. Mike Lauer
GOALS
Mr. Mike Long
GOALS
Ms. Lauryn McCroskey Mrs. Sherry Markus
Band Library
Ms. Ruby McGinnis
Viking Babies
Ms. Kim Nutter
GOALS
Mrs. Christine Palmer
Resource
Mrs. Leah Reynolds
Office
Mrs. Becky Stier
GOALS
Mrs. Charity Treasure Mrs. Luz Trujillo
Viking Babies ELD
Mrs. Terri Wagner
Bridges
Mrs. Bonnie Wickersham
GOALS CAFETERIA
Mrs. Vicky Stork
Cook’s Manager
storkv@kcsd.k12.or.us
Mrs. Sherri Cox Ms. Jacquelyn Fox CUSTODIAL Mr. Polo Flores
Head Custodian
floresp@kcsd.k12.or.us
Mrs. Lisa Sweat
Specialist
sweatl@kcsd.k12.or.us
Mr. Jon Johnson
ASPIRE Program Coordiantor
johnsonj@kcsd.k12.or.us
Mr. Russell Dean Mr. Brandon Mancebo Mr. Dave Weitnauer Mr. Jim Yoder
MAZAMA BELL SCHEDULE 2016/2017 Bell Schedule Monday-Tuesday-Friday Period 1 Period 2 Break Period 3 Period 4 Period 5 Lunch Period 6 Period 7
8:15 9:10 10:00 10:15 11:10 12:05 12:55 1:35 2:30
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9:05 10:00 10:10 11:05 12:00 12:55 1:30 2:25 3:20
THURSDAY Period 1 Break Period 3 Period 5 Lunch Period 7
8:15 9:45 10:00 11:35 1:05 1:50
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Wednesday Professional Development Period 2 9:15 Break 10:45 Period 4 11:00 Tutorial 12:35 Lunch 1:15 Period 6 1:50 -
7:45 10:45 10:55 12:30 1:15 1:45 3:20
ADVISORY/ASSEMBLY 9:45 9:55 11:30 1:05 1:45 3:20
Period 1 Period 2 Break Period 3 Period 4 Period 5 Assembly/Advisory
Lunch Period 6 Period 7
8:15 9:05 9:55 10:05 10:55 11:45 12:35 1:05 1:45 2:35
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9:00 9:50 10:00 10:50 11:40 12:30 1:05 1:40 2:30 3:20
ASPIRE Helping meet your need for Continuing your Education beyond high school
Adult volunteers are needed to mentor students. We are looking for adult volunteers to become Aspire Advisors. All it takes is two to four hours per week for the school year to make a difference in the life of a student. Help make this program a success at Mazama by volunteering. For more information on how you can join ASPIRE call: Jon Johnson at 281-0143.
TARDY POLICY DEVELOPED AND ADOPTED BY MAZAMA STAFF & ADMINISTRATION The Mazama Staff and Administration believe that it is our duty to prepare and educate our students to become the most productive citizens as educationally possible. Our student body is our number one priority. Punctuality and reliability are characteristics that must be in place before a student’s graduation. Our goal is to prepare all students and achieve a 100% graduation rate. Numerous educational studies have shown and proven the direct correlation between school tardiness and future work tardiness. Thousands of hours of instruction at Mazama are lost each year due to student tardiness; not only is this an individual issue, but also a class issue that affects each and every student. This is not acceptable. On February 1, 2010, Mazama High School adopted a new Tardy Policy that enhances the educational environment and incorporates immediate consequences for student tardiness. PRODUCTIVE-POSITIVE SWEEP TEAMS Teachers at Mazama that have a prep period (no class) will be in an assigned area prior to class beginning. When the tardy bell rings (class start time) these instructors will immediately converse with any student that is tardy. A “Detention-Admit Slip” will be filled out, a copy given to the student, and the student allowed to enter his or her class. NO student will be allowed into class at any time, while class is in session, without some form of an “admit slip.” All Detention Admit Slips will be turned into the Attendance Office during that class period. If the student receives a detention he or she must serve the 30 minute detention that day unless the tardy occurs during period 6 or 7 and then the tardy will be served the following day. Any detention not served on the assigned day will be forwarded to the Dean of Students and progressive discipline consequences will be issued.
If a student is asked to leave class because he or she is tardy and tried to enter class without an “admit slip” that student needs to find a teacher of the Productive Positive Sweep Team to get an admit slip. If no member is available, the student will report to the Attendance Office to receive an admit slip.
Students who choose not to go to class because they are tardy will be considered truant and be subject to stiffer discipline and possibly be cited for truancy.
Admit slips accepted after class begins will include the following: Detention Slip given by Sweep Team member or Attendance Office, or excused admit slip from the Attendance Office
IF I’M TARDY TO CLASS, WHAT SHOULD I DO AND WHAT HAPPENS? Mazama High School allows plenty of time for students to get to class on time, each day, every period. It is your responsibility to go to class prepared, every period. There are numerous students who attend Mazama over a four-year period and never accumulate one tardy. However, if you are tardy, you must do the following to be allowed to enter class: I.
You must have an “admit slip” to class.
II.
Find a member of the Productive Sweep Team to get a “Detention Admit Slip.” If no member is present in your area, report to the Attendance Office to receive one and immediately proceed to your assigned class.
III. If you receive any type of discipline, take care of it immediately. Discipline not taken care of immediately doesn’t go away, it increases. IV. Always give your correct name and where you are heading to the Sweep Team or Attendance Office. Giving a false or fake name may result in further discipline that may result in suspension.
1st PERIOD TARDIES First period tardies, excused or unexcused, account for over 33% of all tardies at Mazama High School over the entire school day. It is extremely important that each student arrives at Mazama every school morning prepared to learn and be on time. A productive start each day is essential to a student’s growth and learning. According to Oregon State Law (O.R.S. 339.010, 339.030, 339.065) Oregon High Schools and their designated administrators excuse absences and tardies. Excessive tardies, excused or unexcused, during first period place students in a position that inhibits their educational growth. Parents may excuse their child late to first period up to, but no more, than 4 times per semester. All other and future tardies (unless accompanied by a doctor’s note or pre approved) will be considered unexcused. We, Mazama administration and staff, believe that parents, instructors, and administrators seek the same goal for our youth--that is to become the most productive and capable citizens that we can develop.
DRESS CODE POLICY – 2016/2017 DRESS CODE GUIDELINES: Dress codes are enforced to provide a safe, productive school environment. This provides a model of expectations for most employers and schools in this country. 1. Shoes or sandals must be worn at all times. 2. No hats/head coverings, head bands or doo-rags are to be worn in the buildings or carried to class or in the halls during the regularly scheduled school day. They are to be kept in the student’s locker. 3. No gloves are allowed to be worn in the buildings. 4. Tops that are too large or open on the sides will not be allowed (greater than one hand width from armpit). Tops must have two shoulder straps with 1 inch wide shoulder straps. 5. No excessive cleavage or midriff showing. 6. Top and bottom garments must meet or overlap at all times. 7. Long overcoats/trench coats will not be allowed. 8. All pants must be worn with the waistband at or above the top of the hip bone. Sagging pants must be cinched at the waistband or top of the hip bone. 9. Undergarments are required and must not be visible. 10. Shorts, skirts, or bottoms must be long enough to reach the tip of your fingers when standing straight. 11. Pants with holes: the holes must be below the tip of your fingers when standing straight. 12. Clothing, jewelry, emblems, badges, symbols, signs, hand signs or other items or actions that are evidence of membership, affiliation or promotion of any gang or gang activity shall not be worn, given or displayed. 13. All sharp studded or spiked wrist bands, to include spiked piercings, earrings, necklaces, chains or any other items that might be used as a weapon are not allowed. Such items will be confiscated. 14. Clothing, jewelry, emblems, badges, accessories, or other items promoting or depicting tobacco, drugs, drug paraphernalia, weapons, alcohol, hate violence, profanity, nudity or sexual references, or anything demeaning to others will not be permitted. This includes brand names. NOTE: The School Principal and/or his/her designee reserves the right to determine if dress is inappropriate or disruptive and action is warranted at anytime on school grounds and at all on or offcampus school-related activities/events.
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DTaP/Tdap 0% 99%
Polio 0% 99%
Varicella 0% 99%
Measles
Mumps/ Rubella 0% 99%
0% 99%
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* Not all immunizations are required for all grades. These numbers may not total 100% if some children have medical exemptions, or are incomplete or in process with immunizations but do not need an exemption because they are on schedule. **There is/are also 0 child(ren) enrolled for whom immunizations are not required to be reported because their rds are tracked by another site or they attend fewer than 5 days per year. †Blanks indicate this vaccine was not required in the grades at this school, or this vaccine was required for fewer than 10 chi dren.
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KLAMATH COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT Greg Thede, Superintendent 10501 Washburn Way Klamath Falls, OR 97603
Dear Parents: Occasionally weather conditions or other emergencies require us to take some special action regarding school closures and early dismissal. The following is our plan to let you know when school will not be held as regularly scheduled. If we find it necessary to close school in the morning, announcements will be made over the radio and television stations listed below after 6:00 AM. We advise you to listen to your local stations in the mornings and/or visit our district website where a message will be posted. If it is necessary to dismiss school early due to bad weather or other emergencies, announcements will be made on the same radio and television stations periodically throughout the day and posted on our district website as soon as a decision is made. Please do not telephone the stations, the school, or the school district office. Arrangements have been made with the stations to broadcast the information to you.
Thank you for your help. District Website: Radio Stations Television Stations:
www.kcsd.k12.or.us 106.9 KKRB KOBI/KOTI
KDRV/KDKF
KTVL