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  • Draft of 2021-2022 Safe Return to School Plan

    Safe Return to In-Person Instruction and Continuity of Services Plan 2021-2022 (Safe Return Plan) Introduction Despite the unique circumstances of the pandemic, our mission and vision as a school district remain the same - to ensure that each and every student in each and every class develops into the Vision of the Graduate through engagement in rigorous academic experiences with social and emotional support, care, and guidance.  Throughout the 2020-2021 school year, Naugatuck Public Schools implemented a Return to School Plan based on the CT Department of Education’s   Adapt, Advance, Achieve: Connecticut's Plan to Learn and Grow Together to support that mission.  Our adaptable and responsive plan safeguarded the health and safety of our students and staff while continuing to provide the best education possible, regardless of time and place.  The collective efforts of our faculty, staff, and families to implement the plan allowed us to maximize in-person learning.  Because of our robust plan and community wide commitment, Naugatuck Public Schools is poised for a safe return to fully in-person instruction in September 2021.   The CSDE, based on federal guidelines, has required that school districts publish a  Safe Return to In-Person Instruction and Continuity of Services Plan  (hereafter referred to as the Safe Return Plan) by June 23, 2021.  The Safe Return Plan must address a series of health and safety strategies, as well as plans for ensuring the continuity of services including, but not limited to: academic, social, emotional, and food services in the event that in-person instruction is not available.  The plans must be published and have been developed with stakeholder input and public comment.  The draft of the Safe Return Plan, which is summarized below, has been developed in alignment with the requirements and guidelines of the CT State Department of Education.  Please note that the strategies listed below are based on current guidelines and may change as updates and/or guidance from the CSDE changes. Learning Model Naugatuck Public Schools believes that an in-person environment is best for students.   In September of 2021, Naugatuck Public Schools will implement a fully in-person learning model for Pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade and Adult Education. Student learning will be supported at all levels through opportunities for extending learning; social, emotional and counseling support services; and acceleration and support of instruction based on identified student needs.  Health and Safety Mitigation Strategies Beginning in September of 2021, Naugatuck Public Schools will implement the following mitigation measures: All students and staff will be required to wear masks when inside school buildings (as required by the CT State Department of Education 5.25.21) Masks will not be required outdoors Physical distancing of at least three (3) feet will be maintained in all school buildings Students in preschool through grade 8 will be placed in cohorts whenever possible Contact tracing will be conducted in collaboration with the Naugatuck Valley Health District Schools will be cleaned and disinfected according to the established procedures aligned with CDC guidelines NPS will continue to collaborate with Naugatuck Valley Health District and Griffin Hospital to host and/or publicize vaccination clinics NPS will maintain health and safety protocols and policies to safeguard the health and wellness of staff including, but not limited to: frequent handwashing; isolation rooms; self-screening at home; referrals for diagnostic testing; and when to stay home.  Continuity of Services Naugatuck Public Schools believes in-person learning is the best environment for students. We are excited to return to fully in-person instruction in September. While NPS will not offer families a remote learning option, we are prepared to provide short-term distance learning to students and families who must temporarily quarantine or self-isolate due COVID-19. In the event that the governor or CSDE closes schools due to the pandemic, NPS will transition to fully remote learning programs Pre-K through 12, including Adult Education. In the event that a student, cohort, classroom or school must quarantine or self-isolate due to COVID-19, academic and social-emotional learning; food services; and therapeutic and special services will continue, and school-based nurses will be available. Please provide comments or feedback regarding this plan using this   survey

    Friday, Jun 11 2021

  • NHS Associate Principal

    Good Evening Naugatuck Public Schools, I am excited to share that Dr. Chaka Felder-McEntire was appointed by the Naugatuck Board of Education as the Associate Principal of Naugatuck High School. Dr. Felder-McEntire comes to Naugatuck by way of Windsor, CT where she currently serves as the Director of Counseling. Dr. Felder-McEntire, who has been working with the Naugatuck Public Schools as a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Consultant, has the proven ability to successfully improve organizational structures and promote equitable practices in public and private spaces. Her work with college and career readiness has been recognized throughout the state. Dr. Felder-McEntire is both excited and eager to join NHS and will likely begin in July. Please join me in welcoming Dr. Chaka Felder-McEntire to NPS! 

    Friday, Jun 11 2021

  • Early Dismissal Monday June 7

    Due to the forecasted heat index for tomorrow, all Naugatuck Public Schools will have an Early Dismissal on Monday, June 7, 2021. Please see below for early dismissal time by level: High School: 11:35 Middle School 12:00 Intermediate School: 12:30 Elementary School 1:00 Have a good evening, Chris Montini

    Sunday, Jun 06 2021

  • Free week of summer camp at the YMCA

    The YMCA is offering a free week of camp for 60 of our K-6 students. Parents should bring their completed registration forms (attached to this message) directly to the YMCA no later than Thursday 6/10/2021. Times : 9am-4pm Extended Care: 7am-9am & 4pm-6pm Registration Deadline : June 10 See attached registration and medical files . Creating lifelong memories. Letting kids be kids. No additional fee for field trips. New Themes for 2021 Week 1- Get to Know You Week 2- Superheroes Week 3- Under the Sea Week 4- Hollywood Week 5- Jungle Week 6- Beach/ Hawaii Week 7- Green Thumb Week 8- Music Week 9- Spies and Detectives Week 10- Around the World Week 11- Goodbye Summer

    Friday, Jun 04 2021

  • Naugy District News: Summer camps, Pride month, and ...

    Free STEM Camp Camp Mattatuck is offering a free STEM camp in partnership with Region 15, Naugatuck and Thomaston Public Schools. Register here . Dates:  July 5-23 and July 26-Aug 13 Times : 8am-5pm Who:  Students in grades K-12 Cost : Free. Bussing, lunch and snacks provided. Learn more at : Camp Mattatuck STEM Camp K-12 kids will be exposed to STEM and Summer Camp Activities including: Swimming Archery Boating Climbing Rockets Nature Robotics Programing And more... Early Childhood Center accepting applications The Early Childhood Center is accepting applications for 3 & 4 year-olds for the 2021-22 school year. Please call (203) 720-5224 for an application. Speak to Deidra at ext. 859 or Barbara at Ext. 8512. Must be a Naugatuck resident to apply. This is an NAEYC accredited program. There are 10 or 12-month options available. Meals and snacks are included. YMCA Extended Care For summer school students Locations : Andrew Avenue & Western Elementary Dates: July 1 - July 30 Before Care : 7am - 9am After Care : 12pm - 6pm Full Day: June 28-July 1 and Aug. 2-Aug 6 Contact : Sherri Beck, 203-729-9622 sbeck@naugatuckymca.org Applications due : June 3 Let's Learn! Time to Explore. See attached registration form. YMCA School's Out Summer Camp Times : 9am-4pm Extended Care: 7am-9am & 4pm-6pm Registration Deadline : June 3 See attached registration and medical files . Creating lifelong memories. Letting kids be kids. No additional fee for field trips. New Themes for 2021 Week 1- Get to Know You Week 2- Superheroes Week 3- Under the Sea Week 4- Hollywood Week 5- Jungle Week 6- Beach/ Hawaii Week 7- Green Thumb Week 8- Music Week 9- Spies and Detectives Week 10- Around the World Week 11- Goodbye Summer Naugatuck Parks & Rec Summer Programs  It's time to register for Naugatuck Parks & Recreation summer programs! Swimming lessons Summer camp Tennis lessons Karate Cheer Future Stars Golf lessons Safe sitter training Softball Camp Piano lessons Gunntown Kids  View Naugatuck Parks & Rec Summer Programs here. 🍞 School-Based Food Pantry 🍞 The Connecticut Partnership For Children, Inc. School-Based Food Pantries offer free, weekly food assistance to Naugatuck families. Backpack Program The CTPFC School-Based Food Pantry Backpack Program allows students from Naugatuck High School and City Hill Middle School to bring home food each weekend , discreetly, using a provided backpack. Students will pick-up the backpack filled with the food they have chosen, at a designated location at the end of each week, and then return it at the beginning of the next week. We currently have limited spots available, so if you are interested in utilizing this program please contact Tara Mahoney. Contact : Tara Mahoney at ctpfcschoolbasedfoodpantry@gmail.com or 203.806.0556 (text only). Locations : Naugatuck High School Hop Brook Elementary School The Naugatuck YMCA The Early Childhood Center. Donations : If you would like to donate to the program, a donation bin is located at Retail 101 at The Naugatuck Event Center (6 Rubber Ave.) or contact The School-Based Food Pantry Coordinator to arrange a contactless porch pick-up. Thank you. Celebrating our Diverse Community June is Pride Month. Do you now an LGBTQ+ Naugatuckian who we should celebrate? Nominate them here: LGBTQ+ Pride Month Nominations If you are nominating a living person, please ask for their permission before nominating them as we will feature their stories and photo on our social media feeds.  💡 Spotlight on Social-Emotional Learning  💡    Each week we will highlight an important skill, activity, or interesting fact about the social and emotional learning (SEL) that is happening in our district.  Regulating Emotions   Regulating emotions helps us to:   Be more effective in reaching our goals. Make wise choices about how we respond to emotional situations. Have better health and overall wellbeing. Practice regulating emotions by: Practicing self-care (getting enough sleep, eating healthy, and regular physical activity). Analyzing which strategy would be most helpful to manage an emotion to experience less or more of the feeling (or even maintain the feeling). Introducing and modeling helpful strategies such as breathing, positive self-talk, and reframing. If you have questions about the RULER program, please contact our SEL Coach: denise.tafuto@naugatuck.k12.ct.us   Newsletter Submissions Do you have information you'd like to see included in next week's newsletter?  📰 Please Fill out this submission form .   Please send your information in plain text and keep it as short as possible. You may attach a photograph or logo as long as it has no more than 5 words in it. Fliers that include words & images won't be accepted . All messages must be approved by administrators prior to publication. Upcoming Events June 7 : CHMS Stepping Forth Ceremony White team 6 pm June 8: CHMS Stepping Forth Ceremony Garnet Team 4 pm, Grey Team 6:30 pm June 8 : Early Dismissal June 9 : NHS Graduation June 9 : Last day of school - early dismissal Sept. 1 - First Day of the 2021-22 School year! 📅 2020-21 School Year Calendar 📅 2021-22 School Year Calendar 📅 2022-23 School Year Calendar Distance Learner Meal Pickup Times  NHS Auditorium:  6-7:30 am & 10 am-12 pm City Hill lower parking lot:  8-9 am & 12-1 pm Free Summer Meals 🍏   Dates : June 21- Aug. 20 Times : 11:30-12:30 pm Eligibility : All kids 18 and younger Pick up locations : Naugatuck High School City Hill Middle School Andrew Ave School Western School Salem School Maple Hill School Hop Brook School Central Ave School Baummers Pond For more info contact kate.murphy@naugatuck.k12.ct.us or visit No Kid Hungry in Naugatuck on Facebook. 🍔 Lunch Menus  Elementary Schools Intermediate & Middle Schools Naugatuck High School Distance Learners

    Wednesday, Jun 02 2021

  • Free STEM Camp - info session tonight

    Camp Mattatuck is offering a free STEM camp in partnership with Region 15, Naugatuck and Thomaston Public Schools. There is a webinar at 7 pm tonight for more info!  Register here . Dates:  July 5-23 and July 26-Aug 13 Times : 8am-5pm Who: Students in grades K-12 Cost : Free. Bussing, lunch and snacks provided. Learn more at : Camp Mattatuck STEM Camp K-12 kids will be exposed to STEM and Summer Camp Activities including: Swimming Archery Boating Climbing Rockets Nature Robotics Programing And more...

    Tuesday, Jun 01 2021

  • Naugy District News: Summer programs, Summer meals, ...

    Early Childhood Center accepting applications The Early Childhood Center is accepting applications for 3 & 4 year-olds for the 2021-22 school year. Please call (203) 720-5224 for an application. Speak to Deidra at ext. 859 or Barbara at Ext. 8512. Must be a Naugatuck resident to apply. This is an NAEYC accredited program. There are 10 or 12-month options available. Meals and snacks are included. YMCA Extended Care For summer school students Locations : Andrew Avenue & Western Elementary Dates: July 1 - July 30 Before Care : 7am - 9am After Care : 12pm - 6pm Full Day: June 28-July 1 and Aug. 2-Aug 6 Contact : Sherri Beck, 203-729-9622 sbeck@naugatuckymca.org Applications due : June 3 Let's Learn! Time to Explore. See attached registration form. YMCA School's Out Summer Camp Times : 9am-4pm Extended Care: 7am-9am & 4pm-6pm Registration Deadline : June 3 See attached registration and medical files . Creating lifelong memories. Letting kids be kids. No additional fee for field trips. New Themes for 2021 Week 1- Get to Know You Week 2- Superheroes Week 3- Under the Sea Week 4- Hollywood Week 5- Jungle Week 6- Beach/ Hawaii Week 7- Green Thumb Week 8- Music Week 9- Spies and Detectives Week 10- Around the World Week 11- Goodbye Summer Emergency Broadband Benefit The Federal Communications Commission has launched a temporary program to help families and households struggling to afford Internet service during the COVID-19 pandemic.  The Emergency Broadband Benefit provides a discount of up to $50 per month toward broadband service for eligible households and up to $75 per month for households on qualifying Tribal lands. Eligible households can also receive a one-time discount of up to $100 to purchase a laptop, desktop computer, or tablet from participating providers.  Eligible households can enroll through a participating broadband provider or directly with the Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC) using an online or mail in application. You can learn more about the benefit, including eligibility and enrollment information, by visiting   FCC Broadband Benefit , or by calling 833-511-0311    Naugatuck Parks & Rec Summer Programs  It's time to register for Naugatuck Parks & Recreation summer programs! Swimming lessons Summer camp Tennis lessons Karate Cheer Future Stars Golf lessons Safe sitter training Softball Camp Piano lessons Gunntown Kids  View Naugatuck Parks & Rec Summer Programs here. Yeti & Mask Fundraiser Naugatuck-branded masks and Yeti mugs are still available. Purchase masks for $10 each or Yetis for $40 each. Proceeds benefit Grad Night for our high school seniors! Contact Pam Rotatori at Pamela.Rotatori@naugatuck.k12.ct.us to purchase. 🍞 School-Based Food Pantry 🍞 The Connecticut Partnership For Children, Inc. School-Based Food Pantries offer free, weekly food assistance to Naugatuck families. Backpack Program The CTPFC School-Based Food Pantry Backpack Program allows students from Naugatuck High School and City Hill Middle School to bring home food each weekend , discreetly, using a provided backpack. Students will pick-up the backpack filled with the food they have chosen, at a designated location at the end of each week, and then return it at the beginning of the next week. We currently have limited spots available, so if you are interested in utilizing this program please contact Tara Mahoney. Contact : Tara Mahoney at ctpfcschoolbasedfoodpantry@gmail.com or 203.806.0556 (text only). Locations : Naugatuck High School Hop Brook Elementary School The Naugatuck YMCA The Early Childhood Center. Donations : If you would like to donate to the program, a donation bin is located at Retail 101 at The Naugatuck Event Center (6 Rubber Ave.) or contact The School-Based Food Pantry Coordinator to arrange a contactless porch pick-up. Thank you. ParentSquare Tip of the Week 🙋   Register for ParentSquare from the App ParentSquare makes it easy to register for ParentSquare from the app. Follow the steps below: Open up the ParentSquare App. Enter your email or cell phone number. The email and/or cell phone number should match what is in your school's information system or database.   Note : If your email or phone number is not recognized by ParentSquare, you can 'Request Access' or call your school office and ask them to update your contact information. Next, create your password and confirm your password. Click Continue.  You will receive a registration code via email or text. Enter your registration code and click 'Verify'. This will take you to your ParentSquare home feed! Note: If your registration link has expired, a new one will need to be sent to you. Please contact your school's admin and ask for a new link to be sent to you. See more ParentSquare FAQs on our website . Communications Survey Dear NPS Community, Naugatuck Public Schools wants to ensure that we effectively communicate with all our stakeholders. Please tell us how we could improve our efforts in communication by taking this 2-minute anonymous survey if you have not already done so: Naugatuck Schools Communications Survey Celebrating our Diverse Community June is Pride Month. Do you now an LGBTQ+ Naugatuckian who we should celebrate? Nominate them here: LGBTQ+ Pride Month Nominations If you are nominating a living person, please ask for their permission before nominating them as we will feature their stories and photo on our social media feeds.  💡 Spotlight on Social-Emotional Learning  💡    Each week we will highlight an important skill, activity, or interesting fact about the social and emotional learning (SEL) that is happening in our district.  Expressing Emotions   Expressing emotions helps us to :    Get our needs met.  Reveal our true feelings to others.  Be skillful in social situations.  Practice expressing emotions by : Showing a full range of emotions, even uncomfortable ones like frustration and guilt.  Helping children see the impact that how they express their emotions has on others, including acceptable behavior for expressing emotions. Helping children evaluate the best time, way, and place to express their feelings.  If you have questions about the RULER program, please contact our SEL Coach: denise.tafuto@naugatuck.k12.ct.us   Newsletter Submissions Do you have information you'd like to see included in next week's newsletter?  📰 Please Fill out this submission form .   Please send your information in plain text and keep it as short as possible. You may attach a photograph or logo as long as it has no more than 5 words in it. Fliers that include words & images won't be accepted . All messages must be approved by administrators prior to publication. Upcoming Events June 7 : CHMS Stepping Forth Ceremony White team 6 pm June 8: CHMS Stepping Forth Ceremony Garnet Team 4 pm, Grey Team 6:30 pm June 9 : NHS Graduation June 9 : Last day of school - early dismissal 📅 2020-21 School Year Calendar 📅 2021-22 School Year Calendar 📅 2022-23 School Year Calendar Distance Learner Meal Pickup Times  NHS Auditorium:  6-7:30 am & 10 am-12 pm City Hill lower parking lot:  8-9 am & 12-1 pm Free Summer Meals 🍏   Dates : June 21- Aug. 20 Times : 11:30-12:30 pm Eligibility : All kids 18 and younger Pick up locations : Naugatuck High School City Hill Middle School Andrew Ave School Western School Salem School Maple Hill School Hop Brook School Central Ave School Baummers Pond For more info contact kate.murphy@naugatuck.k12.ct.us or visit No Kid Hungry in Naugatuck on Facebook. 🍔 Lunch Menus  Elementary Schools Intermediate & Middle Schools Naugatuck High School Distance Learners

    Wednesday, May 26 2021

  • Naugy District News: Summer programs, child care, br...

    Early Childhood Center accepting applications The Early Childhood Center is accepting applications for 3 & 4 year-olds for the 2021-22 school year. Please call (203) 720-5224 for an application. Speak to Deidra at ext. 8529 or Barbara at Ext. 8512. Must be a Naugatuck resident to apply. This is an NAEYC accredited program. There are 10 or 12-month options available. Meals and snacks are included. YMCA Extended Care For summer school students Locations : Andrew Avenue & Western Elementary Before Care : 7 am - 9 am After Care : 12 pm - 6 pm Contact : Sherri Beck, 203-729-9622 sbeck@naugatuckymca.org Let's Learn! Time to Explore. Emergency Broadband Benefit The Federal Communications Commission has launched a temporary program to help families and households struggling to afford Internet service during the COVID-19 pandemic.  The Emergency Broadband Benefit provides a discount of up to $50 per month toward broadband service for eligible households and up to $75 per month for households on qualifying Tribal lands. Eligible households can also receive a one-time discount of up to $100 to purchase a laptop, desktop computer, or tablet from participating providers.  Eligible households can enroll through a participating broadband provider or directly with the Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC) using an online or mail in application. You can learn more about the benefit, including eligibility and enrollment information, by visiting   FCC Broadband Benefit , or by calling 833-511-0311    Naugatuck Parks & Rec Summer Programs  It's time to register for Naugatuck Parks & Recreation summer programs! Swimming lessons Summer camp Tennis lessons Karate Cheer Future Stars Golf lessons Safe sitter training Softball Camp Piano lessons Gunntown Kids  View Naugatuck Parks & Rec Summer Programs here. Yeti & Mask Fundraiser Naugatuck-branded masks and Yeti mugs are still available. Purchase masks for $10 each or Yetis for $40 each. Proceeds benefit Grad Night for our high school seniors! Contact Pam Rotatori at Pamela.Rotatori@naugatuck.k12.ct.us to purchase. 🍞 School-Based Food Pantry 🍞 The Connecticut Partnership For Children, Inc. School-Based Food Pantries offer free, weekly food assistance to Naugatuck families. Backpack Program The CTPFC School-Based Food Pantry Backpack Program allows students from Naugatuck High School and City Hill Middle School to bring home food each weekend , discreetly, using a provided backpack. Students will pick-up the backpack filled with the food they have chosen, at a designated location at the end of each week, and then return it at the beginning of the next week. We currently have limited spots available, so if you are interested in utilizing this program please contact Tara Mahoney. Contact : Tara Mahoney at ctpfcschoolbasedfoodpantry@gmail.com or 203.806.0556 (text only). Locations : Naugatuck High School Hop Brook Elementary School The Naugatuck YMCA The Early Childhood Center. Donations : If you would like to donate to the program, a donation bin is located at Retail 101 at The Naugatuck Event Center (6 Rubber Ave.) or contact The School-Based Food Pantry Coordinator to arrange a contactless porch pick-up. Thank you. ParentSquare Tip of the Week 🙋   Download the App Downloading the mobile app is the easiest way to receive all Posts, Events, Sign Up Requests, Photos and Files. Enable app notifications to be notified when a message is posted. iOS App - Apple Store Android App - Google Play Store Make sure you are updated to the most recent version of the ParentSquare app. For information on how to check the version number and update the ParentSquare app, click here.   See more ParentSquare FAQs on our website . Communications Survey Dear NPS Community, Naugatuck Public Schools wants to ensure that we effectively communicate with all our stakeholders. Please tell us how we could improve our efforts in communication by taking this 2-minute anonymous survey if you have not already done so: Naugatuck Schools Communications Survey Celebrating our Diverse Community For Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month in May, we would like to celebrate some of the AAPI leaders in our community who have contributed to Naugatuck's history. Next month, we will be celebrating LGBTQ+ members of our community. If you are nominating a living person, please ask for their permission before nominating them as we will feature their stories and photo on our social media feeds. Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month Nominations LGBTQ+ Pride Month Nominations  💡 Spotlight on Social-Emotional Learning  💡    Each week we will highlight an important skill, activity, or interesting fact about the social and emotional learning (SEL) that is happening in our district.  Labeling Emotions   Labeling emotions helps us to: Have greater clarity about our feelings. Communicate our feelings to others clearly. Choose the best strategies for managing our own and other's emotions. Practice labeling emotions by: Modeling and using a wide range of emotion words. Encouraging children to move beyond simple labels like sad or mad. Are they annoyed, disappointed, or frustrated, instead? Building your feeling word vocabulary by discovering new words in books, films or conversations.  If you have questions about the RULER program, please contact our SEL Coach: denise.tafuto@naugatuck.k12.ct.us   Naugatuck Free Online Nutrition Education Join us on Zoom for free nutrition workshops and culinary demonstrations! You will receive a free gift for each lesson you join. All classes start at 6:30 p.m.   Register here !  Questions?  Contact: Kate Murphy, Food Service Director at 203-720-5279. Class Schedule 5/20 Celebrate Crowd Pleaser Skillet Lasagna This material is funded by USDA's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program - SNAP. SNAP helps low-income people buy nutritious food for a better diet. To get more information, contact the CT Department of Social Services at 1-855-626-6632 or www.ct.gov/dss . USDA does not endorse any products, services, or organizations. This project is sponsored by the Connecticut Department of Public Health SNAP-Ed Program. This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer. Newsletter Submissions Do you have information you'd like to see included in next week's newsletter?  📰 Please Fill out this submission form .   Please send your information in plain text and keep it as short as possible. You may attach a photograph or logo as long as it has no more than 5 words in it. Fliers that include words & images won't be accepted . All messages must be approved by administrators prior to publication. Upcoming Events June 7 : CHMS Stepping Forth Ceremony White team 6 pm June 8: CHMS Stepping Forth Ceremony Garnet Team 4 pm, Grey Team 6:30 pm June 9 : NHS Graduation June 9 : Last day of school - early dismissal 📅 2020-21 School Year Calendar 📅 2021-22 School Year Calendar 📅 2022-23 School Year Calendar Distance Learner Meal Pickup Times  NHS Auditorium:  6-7:30 am & 10 am-12 pm City Hill lower parking lot:  8-9 am & 12-1 pm 🍔 Lunch Menus  Elementary Schools Intermediate & Middle Schools Naugatuck High School Distance Learners

    Thursday, May 20 2021

  • Reminder-Vaccine Clinic for Students 12 years and ol...

    Dear Naugatuck Public Schools Parents and Guardians of Students 12 Years of Age and Older,   Naugatuck Public Schools, in partnership with Griffin Hospital and Naugatuck Valley Health District, will be hosting a Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic on, Saturday, May 22, 2021 at Naugatuck High School (543 Rubber Ave, Naugatuck, CT 06770) for students that are 12 years and older as well as any eligible household family members! A parent/guardian must be present for the student to be vaccinated. Household members will be required to show proof of residence.     Please schedule an appointment on May 22 for each eligible household member interested in getting the vaccine by clicking the link below.  If you already have an appointment at this clinic for a second dose, please do not cancel your appointment.   Vaccine Registration     On Saturday, please arrive at the Naugatuck High School Auxiliary gymnasium at your scheduled appointment time.  You can access the auxiliary gym through the entrance to the main gym lobby.  Please wear loose fitting shirts where your upper arm can be easily exposed. You will be required to sit and wait for an observation period after being vaccinated.   Please review the attached  Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for the Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine . This document contains basic information about COVID-19 disease and the Pfizer vaccine. Please complete the attached  Recipient Registration Form for each person that will be receiving the Pfizer vaccine in your household. This information is required for the Vaccine Administration Management System (VAMS). Please review the attached  Pre-Vaccination Checklist Please print and complete page 1 for each person that will be receiving the Pfizer vaccine in your household. This checklist is required for each person’s appointment.  (If you do not have access to a printer your child can pick up the forms in their school’s main office.) If you are able to, please bring a photocopy of identification and insurance cards for all individuals receiving the vaccine. ID is required. Uninsured will not be turned away.   We look forward to seeing you Saturday as we increase our efforts to #VaxtheValley!   Attachments: Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for the Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine .  (reference only) Recipient Registration Form (please print, complete, and bring with you) Pre-Vaccination Checklist   (please print, complete, and bring with you)     In partnership,   Christopher Montini Superintendent   Jessica Kristy, MPH Director of Health Naugatuck Valley Medical Reserve Corps Director Region 5 Medical Reserve Corps Coordinator Region 5 ESF #8 Chair   Naugatuck Valley Health District 98 Bank Street, Seymour, CT 06483 P: 203-881-3255  x103 |   F: 203-881-3261 www.nvhd.org/coronaviruses/COVID-19 Follow & Like us on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram!

    Tuesday, May 18 2021

  • Vaccine Clinic for Students 12+ Saturday May 22 at NHS

    Dear Naugatuck Public Schools Parents and Guardians of Students 12 Years of Age and Older,   Naugatuck Public Schools, in partnership with Griffin Hospital and Naugatuck Valley Health District, will be hosting a Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic on, Saturday, May 22, 2021 at Naugatuck High School (543 Rubber Ave, Naugatuck, CT 06770) for  students that are 12 years and older as well as any eligible household family members!  A parent/guardian must be present for the student to be vaccinated. Household members will be required to show proof of residence.     Please schedule an appointment on May 22 for each eligible household member interested in getting the vaccine by clicking the link below.  If you already have an appointment at this clinic for a second dose, please do not cancel your appointment.   Vaccine Registration On Saturday May 22, please arrive at the Naugatuck High School Auxiliary gymnasium at your scheduled appointment time. You can access the auxiliary gym through the entrance to the main gym lobby. Please wear loose fitting shirts where your upper arm can be easily exposed. You will be required to sit and wait for an observation period after being vaccinated.   Please review the attached  Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for the Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine . This document contains basic information about COVID-19 disease and the Pfizer vaccine. Please complete the attached  Recipient Registration Form for each person that will be receiving the Pfizer vaccine in your household. This information is required for the Vaccine Administration Management System (VAMS). Please review the attached  Pre-Vaccination Checklist Please print and complete  page 1 for each person that will be receiving the Pfizer vaccine in your household. This checklist is required for each person’s appointment.  (If you do not have access to a printer your child can pick up the forms in their school’s main office.) If you are able to, please bring a photocopy of identification and insurance cards for all individuals receiving the vaccine. ID is required. Uninsured will not be turned away.   We look forward to seeing you Saturday, May 22 as we increase our efforts to #VaxtheValley!   Attachments: Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for the Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine .  (reference only) Recipient Registration Form (please print, complete, and bring with you) Pre-Vaccination Checklist   (please print, complete, and bring with you)     In partnership,   Christopher Montini Superintendent   Jessica Kristy, MPH Director of Health Naugatuck Valley Medical Reserve Corps Director Region 5 Medical Reserve Corps Coordinator Region 5 ESF #8 Chair   Naugatuck Valley Health District 98 Bank Street, Seymour, CT 06483 P: 203-881-3255  x103 |   F: 203-881-3261 www.nvhd.org/coronaviruses/COVID-19 Follow & Like us on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram!

    Thursday, May 13 2021