RISD is hiring substitute teachers, bus drivers, monitors and after-school personnel. Please visit the RISD Human Resources page to view available jobs. Do you like working with kids? Join our team! #RISDGreatness #RISDWeveGotThis
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In early December, the CDC (Centers for Disease Control) issued updated options for people who are quarantined after exposure to a positive case of COVID-19. The updated federal guidelines include direction to seek guidance from local public health authorities, and RISD has consulted with Dallas County Health and Human Services. As a result, RISD is
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RISD’s COVID tracking and reporting protocols will be suspended during winter break, between December 19 and January 3, including the RISD COVID-19 Notification Portal. Positive case reports received during this time unrelated to high school team athletics will be processed and responded to on January 4. As a reminder, parents should report a positive student
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The Texas Art Education Association named RISD a 2020 District of Distinction. “Richardson Independent School District has set a high standard for visual arts advocacy, integrated visual arts curriculum, encouraged creativity and community participation,” according to Stacia Gower, chair of the administration and supervision division of TAEA. “With the challenges educators faced this past school year, it
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Click here to watch the December 10 Superintendent’s Update. Through the quarantine period ending Nov. 27, RISD has directed 2,909 students to quarantine due to exposure to a positive case associated with school. Of those students, 212 (7.3%) subsequently tested positive for COVID or experienced COVID-19 symptoms. The CDC published updated quarantine options last week
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Children’s Health has expanded its School Telehealth at Home program to support students who are learning virtually or are quarantined to learn at home. If students are enrolled in the traditional telehealth program offered in RISD, they are concurrently enrolled in the School Telehealth at Home program. Parents will need to download the Children’s Health
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Please join us as we journey from everyday parent involvement to meaningful family engagement. RISD will offer family sessions, tools, tips, best practices, and information on topics to help students succeed. Parent University is excited about bringing you the following virtual sessions: Live Wise Live Healthy Presents: Angst-The DocumentaryThis session will raise awareness around anxiety. Wednesday,
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Earlier this week, the CDC provided public health agencies with options to shorten the length of quarantine in some situations. Richardson ISD is evaluating the new quarantine guidelines and will update information on how the new measures could apply to current RISD health and safety protocols as warranted. At this time, RISD’s quarantine process remains
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December 2 is National Special Education Day. National Special Education Day commemorates the anniversary of the nation’s first federal special education law. The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) was signed into law on December 2, 1972. Click here to watch the video message from Dr. Stone.
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Click here to watch the November 19 Superintendent’s Update. Cases of COVID-19 are rising across Texas, Dallas County, and RISD. Families are strongly urged to practice responsible behavior over Thanksgiving Break to limit possible exposure that could impact their child or their child’s school after the break. RISD continues to evaluate the effectiveness of risk
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Richardson ISD is participating in a state of Texas program that provides a limited number of rapid antigen screening tests to participating school districts. The in-school screening program will be available to employees and students who develop COVID-19 symptoms while at school during the school day. The optional screenings can be provided at no cost
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Watch the Diving into the Blueprint: MAP Testing video.
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