Redmond Middle School

"Too Sick for School" Information for families

One of the best ways to avoid community transmission of COVID-19, and other infectious illness, is to stay home when you are sick. Students and school employees who have symptoms of infectious illness, such as influeza (flu) or COVID-19 should stay home and seek medical evaluation, which may include testing for COVID-19 and other respiratory infections.

While the school will no longer require an attestation form at the start of each day, we ask families to please answer the following questions at home before deciding to send your child to school. If you answer "YES" to any of the following questions, keep your student home and contact your school.

1. Has your student been in close contact with anyone with confirmed COVID-19? 
2. Does anyone in your household have COVID-19 like symptoms &/or is anyone in your household being tested for COVID-19?
3. Has your student or anyone in your household had a positive COVID-19 test for active virus in the past 10 days? 
4. Within the past 14 days, has a public health or medical professional told your student to self-monitor, self-isolate or self-quarantine because of concerns about COVID-19?

For more information, please visit our “Too Sick for School Webpage”: Too Sick for School - Lake Washington School District (lwsd.org).

State testing starts on Thursday, May 5. in order to help our students be successful, we wanted to remind families about the schedule and give you some tips to help students be ready for testing each day.

• Students report to the testing groups at the start of each day.  Complete schedule of testing can be found here: spring testing schedule.
• Students need to charge their laptop each day and bring their charger with them to school.
• Student should also bring a book to read in case they finish testing early.
• If your student misses any part of the testing, we will schedule them for a makeup testing starting the week of May 16. We will contact any student that misses any part of the state testing.
• Teachers will remind students about which lunch they have according to the day’s schedule.

Thank you for supporting your student to do their very best each day. We know they are going to do well.

Incoming 6th graders Virtual Information Night 1/18/22

REDMOND MIDDLE SCHOOL 2021 - 2022 SCHOOL SUPPLY LIST

SBA 2022 sprint testing schedule

State testing starts on Thursday, May 5. in order to help our students be successful, we wanted to remind families about the schedule and give you some tips to help students be ready for testing each day.

• Students report to the testing groups at the start of each day.  Complete schedule of testing can be found here: spring testing schedule.
• Students need to charge their laptop each day and bring their charger with them to school.
• Student should also bring a book to read in case they finish testing early.
• If your student misses any part of the testing, we will schedule them for a makeup testing starting the week of May 16. We will contact any student that misses any part of the state testing.
• Teachers will remind students about which lunch they have according to the day’s schedule.

Thank you for supporting your student to do their very best each day. We know they are going to do well.