
Dear parents of students who ride the bus:
Our bus drivers are having problems with some students not wearing masks in the mornings when they get on the bus. All students who ride the bus MUST wear masks when on the bus. They must also remain on the seat to which they are assigned. These are state requirements that must be followed.
Failure to comply with these rules will result in students being suspended from the bus. Please help us out by making sure that your child has a mask to wear. Also, please speak to your child about keeping the mask on at all times while on the bus and about staying in his/her assigned seat. Thank you for helping us with this, Gator Family!
Dr. Nugent 🙂

Parents of car riders:
Please be reminded that you are unable to make a left turn from Bittersweet onto Dixie St. to go into our car line drop off/pickup area. Only right turns are allowed. This means that you must access Bittersweet from Ashland St. in order to get into our car line. Thanks for your help with this!

LOUISIANA REOPENS 2019-2020 P-EBT APPLICATIONS FOR FAMILIES WHO DID NOT APPLY IN MAY AND JUNE
Louisiana is giving families another opportunity to receive financial benefits from free and reduced-price school meals missed when schools closed in 2019-2020 due to the pandemic. Eligible families who did not apply for the Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT) program in May and June can take advantage of the second application window that opens for three weeks, beginning at 8 a.m. September 8.
Who Qualifies:
1. Families of children who normally receive free or reduced-price meals at Choudrant Elementary and Choudrant High are eligible for the program.
2. All children who attend a Cypress Springs Elementary, Dubach School, Glenview Elementary, Hillcrest Elementary, IA Lewis, Early Childhood Center, Ruston Elementary, Ruston High School, Ruston Junior High, and Simsboro High School regardless of income.
This second application period of the 2019-2020 P-EBT is only for families who did not apply to receive P-EBT benefits during the initial window in the spring.
These one-time benefits, which total $285 per child, intend to cover 50 school days, from the onset of statewide school facility closures in March through the end of the 2019-2020 academic year.
The application will be available in a P-EBT portal on the Louisiana Department of Education website. The portal opens September 8 at 8 a.m., and the deadline to apply is September 29 at 5 p.m. For further information use the following link: https://5il.co/kqz5

Good afternoon! We look forward to having students back in school tomorrow, Thursday, Sept. 3.
If your child is on an A/B schedule, tomorrow, Sept. 3, is “B” day. The schedule for the month of September is attached.
If you are without electricity or internet and unable to attend school or complete assignments, please inform your school. The absence will not count against your child, and make- up work will be permitted once your electricity and internet have been restored. Students will be responsible for making up the work, or grades will be affected. Please remind your child to have a mask in grades 3-12, and social distancing is still required. Calendar Link: https://5il.co/kjp1

Parents and GVE faculty,
Lincoln Parish Schools will be OPEN tomorrow! All faculty members and students should report at their regularly scheduled times. Can’t wait to see our Gator family back at school!

Parents, today is the last day to order 2019-2020 yearbooks! Here is the link:
https://sales.yearbookmarket.com/stores/glenviewelementaryschool/products

Glen View Elementary will be closed again tomorrow, Wednesday, September 2, with a tentative goal to reopen on Thursday, September 3.
Several schools in the district still do not have power, and at this time, not all transportation routes can be run safely. Additionally, we are still unable to effectively and securely serve meals, and many teachers and students still do not have power.
Stay safe, and we hope to see our Gators soon!

To: Parents and LPSB Staff members:
From: Mike Milstead
RE: Lincoln Parish School Cllosure
Date: Monday, August 31, 2020
For information regarding Lincoln Parish Schools closure status click on the following link from Mike Milstead, Superintendent of Lincoln Parish Schools: https://5il.co/kfp2

Good Morning Parents, Teachers, and Staff Members:
"Lincoln Parish schools will be CLOSED Monday, August 31st.
No decision has yet been made regarding Tuesday, September 1.
Decision regarding Tuesday will be made by noon, Monday. Stay safe."
Mike Milstead
Superintendent
Lincoln Parish Schools

Good Morning Parents, Teachers, and Staff Members:
"Lincoln Parish schools will be CLOSED Monday, August 31st.
No decision has yet been made regarding Tuesday, September 1.
Decision regarding Tuesday will be made by noon, Monday. Stay safe."
Mike Milstead
Superintendent
Lincoln Parish Schools

Parents, due to the power outage and road closures, school will be closed tomorrow, Friday, August 28. Our Gator faculty hopes that you are all safe and well!

Glen View Elementary will be closed tomorrow, Thursday, August 27, due to the likelihood of severe weather associated with Hurricane Laura. No in-person or virtual classes will meet. Classes will resume on Friday, August 28. Stay safe, Gator Family!

Glen View Elementary: Parents, if you would like to purchase a Glen View 2019-2020 yearbook, you can do so at this website:
https://sales.yearbookmarket.com/stores/glenviewelementaryschool/products

Parents, at noon today (Monday, August 17th) our rosters were finalized for virtual-only and face-to-face students. The deadline to request a change was last Friday. We will not be accepting any more requests at this time. Thank you for your understanding and support of Glen View Elementary!

Good afternoon Lincoln Parish Parents,
The plan for meal distribution for students in the Virtual Program or on the A/B schedule has been released. This plan is for students who are not at school to eat breakfast and lunch. Please review the attachment which gives specific instructions. The following information can be found on the attachment:
1. Parents must call the school cafeteria between 7:30 am – 9:00 am where he or she intends to pick up meals, which includes one breakfast and one lunch each day.
2. Meals may be picked up from one of six designated schools between 12:45 pm and 1:30 pm each day. Be sure to pick up from the school you contacted that morning.
3. The parent consent form must be completed each day and submitted to the school to verify meals which are distributed.
4. Your child qualifies for a free breakfast and lunch each day if he or she eats free at his or her normal school location and is not at school that day.
5. The six school pickup location options include Dubach School, Choudrant High School, IA Lewis School, Ruston Elementary, Ruston Junior High School, and Simsboro High School. Parents from any Lincoln Parish School may pick up at the most convenient location of the six options.
6. Meals will be distributed in car lines. No one will need to get out of their vehicle.
7. Meals will only be prepared for those families contacting the school cafeteria before 9:00 am each morning.
Link for Parent Consent for meal pick ups:
https://5il.co/jk60

Parents, if you would like to purchase a Glen View Elementary spirit shirt this year, please visit https://gveapparel.itemorder.com/sale. The deadline to order is August 9. Go Gators!

There will be a Facebook Live Town Hall Meeting on Monday, July 20, 2020 at 6:30PM. The meeting can be viewed on Facebook Live broadcasted from the Lincoln Parish Facebook page at the following link: https://www.facebook.com/lincolnparishschools/
You can ask questions for the Town Hall Meeting by emailing the following account: communications@lincolnschools.org

Please use the following link to see the most up to date Lincoln Parish Schools Strong Start Plan
https://5il.co/ibco

There is still time to come in and sign up for our Summer Reading Program! Children ages birth through grade 2 can earn a prize for every ten books read to them or by them. Children in grades 3-6 can earn a prize for every 500 pages they read. We are getting in new picture books, chapter books, EZ readers, non-fiction books and graphic novels weekly, so please try to get some summer reading in before school starts!
After school begins, we have a large selection of the EZ readers and beginning chapter books that are recommended by the IRLA Home updates! We look forward to serving you the rest of the summer and this school year! From your friends at the Lincoln Parish Library.

Summer Reading Program at the Lincoln Parish Library
Who: Birth thru high school
When: May28-July 28
What: All children in Lincoln Parish are encouraged to participate to keep reading through the summer
Online read-a-louds and weekly craft demos are available on the Lincoln Parish Library's Facebook page(under the video tab)
To-go crafts are available each week to go with the Fairy Tale theme of the week
We can get a bag of books together for you if you call and talk to someone in the Children's or Teen's department and deliver it curbside if you do not wish to come in
251-5531
This week there are two "Science Tellers" videos and a magic show "Tommy Terrific" that will be available all summer to watch