A student at HES tested positive for COVID 19 this weekend. All close contacts have been notified and quarantined.
over 3 years ago, Terry Ryker
A student that attends HJHS has tested positive for COVID 19. The student has been quarantined for over a week due to exposure to a family member, therefore no additional people were quarantined.
over 3 years ago, Terry Ryker
A student at HHS tested positive for COVID 19 today. The last day of attendance for the student was last Wednesday. All close contacts have been identified, contacted, and quarantined.
over 3 years ago, Terry Ryker
A student at NSPC was diagnosed with COVID 19 today. This individual has not been in school this week. All close contacts have been identified and notified.
over 3 years ago, Terry Ryker
A staff member at HHS tested positive for COVID 19 over the weekend. There were no additional quarantines issued due to the positive test.
over 3 years ago, Terry Ryker
A student from HHS tested positive for COVID-19 over the weekend. This is the first positive student at HHS in over a month. All close contacts have been identified, notified and quarantined.
over 3 years ago, Terry Ryker
A student at Herrin Elementary School tested positive for COVID 19 on Sunday. All known close contacts have been identified and notified.
over 3 years ago, Terry Ryker
A HHS student has tested positive for COVID 19 today. All close contacts have been identified, notified and quarantined.
over 3 years ago, Terry Ryker
A staff member at HES was diagnosed with COVID 19 today. All close contacts have been identified, notified and quarantined. No students came in close contact with this individual.
over 3 years ago, Terry Ryker
We were notified today by Bi-County Health, that a student at Herrin Junior High School has tested positive for COVID 19. All close contacts have been notified and quarantined.
over 3 years ago, Terry Ryker
Two employees at Herrin Elementary School tested positive for COVID 19 over the weekend. They contracted the virus at a social gathering away from school. No additional staff members or students were required to be quarantined.
over 3 years ago, Terry Ryker
Remember that starting this Friday all schools in Herrin CUSD #4 will be remote only on Fridays. Herrin CUSD #4 is providing breakfast and lunch free to all students in the community. You can pick up both meals, regardless of your lunch status, at any one of the four schools between 10:00 and 11:00 as follows: Herrin High School: curbside on Polk Street in front of main entrance Junior High School: curbside on 14th Street in front of the gym Herrin Elementary School: curbside at the main entrance Northside Primary: curbside on 17th street in front of main entrance In addition to the school sites, buses will be delivering meals to the following locations at the times listed. Hurst Municipal Building: 10:00-10:30 Bush Park Pavilion: 10:45-11:15 Colp on Andrew Spring Road: 10:00-10:30 Blue Blaze Estates: 10:45-11:15 Freeman Spur City Hall: 10:00-10:30 Christian Life Center: 10:45-11:15
over 3 years ago, Terry Ryker
Attention Parents/Guardians of Herrin CUSD #4 The Herrin CUSD 4 Board of Education is conducting a search for a new superintendent. The selection of a new superintendent is probably the most important decision a board of education has to make; therefore, the Board has hired the Illinois Association of School Boards (IASB) to assist in this process. The Board of Education is seeking everyone’s input in the search process. The Board requests that all board members, all staff, all parents and community members complete an online survey provided by the IASB. The results will be tallied and used by the Board and Screening Team to develop a brochure to advertise the position. Parent Survey Link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/BVVRKBF Parent Password: 4herrinparent
over 3 years ago, Brooke Banks
Herrin #4 has been in school for five weeks. Close to 70% of our students are being educated by the hybrid model of in-person and remote learning and a little over 30% have selected the remote only model. In the five weeks of school, we have had 18 hybrid model students test positive for COVID 19. Eleven of the students are from the high school, five are at the elementary school and three are at Northside Primary. No hybrid student from the junior high has tested positive. For students selecting remote only learning, at least five students have tested positive for COVID 19. When looking at overall percentages, 1.1% of hybrid students have tested positive and .7% of remote only students have tested positive. Of the positive cases of hybrid students, most if not all of the students, were exposed to the virus outside of the school.
over 3 years ago, Terry Ryker
An employee of Durham Bus Services tested positive for COVID 19 yesterday. All close contacts have been identified and notified.
over 3 years ago, Terry Ryker
Three Herrin High School students tested positive for COVID 19 today. One of the students is a remote only student and the other two students are siblings that have been on quarantine due to a family member testing positive earlier.
over 3 years ago, Terry Ryker
The notice that went out today about COVID 19 cases in the Herrin School District inadvertently stated that there was a case at NSPC. it should have been reported as a student at HES.
over 3 years ago, Terry Ryker
Three high school students and one student at NSPC tested positive today for COVID 19. All students most likely contacted he virus from family members. All close contacts have been identified and notified.
over 3 years ago, Terry Ryker
An adult staff member at NSPC has tested positive for COVID 19 this weekend. All close contacts have been identified and contacted.
over 3 years ago, Terry Ryker
Dear Herrin Unit #4 Parent/Guardian: As you know, Herrin CUSD #4 started the school year with the option for hybrid in-person learning Monday through Friday for all elementary school children. We also provided a remote option to all parents. As four weeks have progressed, we have had an increasing number of parents select the remote only option. Teachers are now planning for their in-person lessons coupled with those students’ afternoon lessons while providing lessons and support for remote only students. The changing dynamics of more parents selecting remote learning has crunched the learning day and not enabled the teachers to have the chance to reach all the remote students that need support. In order to provide the support needed for remote learners, while providing the time to prepare lessons for in-person learners, we are going to move to remote only on Fridays. Monday through Thursday will remain the same, but Fridays starting on September 18, 2020 will be a remote only day for all students. This change will allow our faculty and staff to communicate with all their students, plan for remote and in-person learning for the following week and provide additional services for remote only students. This is not a change that we had wanted, but we feel that it is necessary in order to provide the best possible education for all our students. Herrin CUSD #4 is committed toward educating your child and we long to provide in-person instruction for all our students for a full day. Hopefully that day will arrive this year. In the meantime, we will continue to provide the best educational opportunities we can for all our students. As always, we appreciate your patience and support. If you have any questions, or concerns, please feel free to let us know. Sincerely, Terry Ryker Superintendent Herrin CUSD #4
over 3 years ago, Terry Ryker