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Family Art Time is a fun arts workshop for all ages and skill levels. RSVP for the January 25th session!

LMU’s Helen B. Landgarten Art Therapy Clinic, through a generous grant provided by the Catholic Schools Collaborative, will provide FREE art therapy & mental health counseling to selected Catholic schools in the Los Angeles region. The goal is to promote Social & Emotional Learning that increases communication, coping skills & decision-making skills to better support learning outcomes.

• THE HELEN B. LANDGARTEN ART THERAPY CLINIC

LMU, LA CLÍNICA DE TERAPIA ARTÍSTICA HELEN B. LANDGARTEN, a través de una generosa subvención proporcionada por Catholic Schools Collaborative, proporcionará terapia artística y asesoramiento de salud mental GRATUITOS a escuelas católicas seleccionadas en la región de Los Ángeles. El objetivo es promover el aprendizaje Social y Emocional que aumente la comunicación, las habilidades de afrontamiento y las habilidades de toma de decisiones para respaldar mejor los resultados del aprendizaje.

• LA CLÍNICA DE TERAPIA ARTÍSTICA HELEN B. LANDGARTEN

Covid-19 Testing is available for Santa Isabel School students through the Heluna Health Test Program. The link below is for the Heluna Health portal. This portal will help you through the registration process and will take an estimated 5 minutes to complete. The information included should be for the person who is being tested. The questions asked during this process are required for State and local health department reporting purposes.

• Heluna Health portal for COVID-19 testing registration

Paul M. Escala, the Superintendent of Schools for the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, sent out a letter to Catholic School Parents and Guardians on January 6, 2022. Please read his letter for an update on the current Department of Catholic School plan for classroom instruction.

• Letter from Paul M. Escala, January 6, 2022 (English)
• Letter from Paul M. Escala, January 6, 2022 (Spanish)

For information on where to find a COVID-19 testing location, as well as information on vaccination events, please go to the Community Organized Relief Effort (CORE) website: https://www.coreresponse.org/covid-19/los-angeles

Dear Parents,

As you have heard over the past week, the new variant has been spreading rapidly due to the holiday festivities. We, at Santa Isabel, are still committed to continue providing your child(ren) with a safe learning environment. It is for these reasons that Santa Isabel will follow the advice of the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health and take the following steps:

• Christmas vacation will be extended to Friday, January 7^th.  Classes will resume Monday, January 10^th with a 3:00 P.M. dismissal.
• All students and employees must submit a negative, laboratory confirmed COVID test prior to reporting to campus. This test must be taken no earlier than Monday, January 3^rd and emailed to each homeroom teacher no later than January 7^th. 
• All employees and students must wear the appropriate mask. N95, KN95 or disposable 3-ply Safety face mask.  If a student wishes to wear a cloth mask, a K95, KN95 or disposable 3-ply safety mask must be worn under the cloth mask. It is indicated by the CDC that a cloth mask does not protect against the OMICRON variant.
• The school calendar will be adjusted to make-up instructional days.
• We will continue to follow strict COVID-19 safety measures of masking, social distancing, regular hand washing / sanitizing of hands and surfaces.
• Pick-up and Drop off procedures will continue to be the same to minimize exposure to students on campus.
• In the near future, Heluna Health will be offering on site COVID testing for our students on a weekly basis.
• If we continue to work together, our school will continue to be safe for all faculty, staff, students, and families. If any other concerns or questions arise during the break, please feel free to contact me at horozco@la-archdiocese.org or send a message through Remind. 

We wish all families a Happy New Year.

God Bless,
Miss Orozco

Queridos padres,

Como han escuchado durante la semana pasada, la nueva variante se ha extendido rápidamente debido a las festividades navideñas. En Santa Isabel estamos comprometidos a continuar brindando a sus hijos con un ambiente de aprendizaje seguro. Es por esas razones que Santa Isabel seguirá los consejos del Departamento de Salud Pública del Condado de Los Ángeles y tomará los siguientes pasos:

• Las vacaciones de Navidad se extenderán hasta el viernes, 7 de enero. El comienzo de clases será el lunes, 10 de enero y la salida será a las 3:00 de la tarde.
• Todos los estudiantes y empleados deben presentar una prueba de COVID con confirmación de laboratorio negativa antes de presentarse a la escuela el lunes 10 de enero. Esta prueba no debe tomarse antes del lunes, 3 de enero y enviado por correo electrónico a cada maestro de cabecera a más tardar el 7 de enero.
• El calendario escolar se ajustará para recuperar los días de instrucción.
• Todos los empleados y estudiantes deben usar la máscara adecuada. N95, KN95, o mascarilla de seguridad desechable de 3 capas. Si un estudiante desea usar una máscara de tela, debe usar una máscara de seguridad K95, KN95, o desechable de 3 capas debajo de la máscara de tela. El CDC indica que una máscara de tela no protege contra la variante OMICRON.
• Continuaremos siguiendo estrictas medidas de seguridad COVID-19 de enmascaramiento, distanciamiento social, lavado de manos regularmente / desinfección de manos y superficies.
• Los procedimientos para dejar y recoger a los estudiantes de la escuela seguirán igual y al pie de la letra para minimizar la exposición de COVID.
• En un futuro cercano, Heluna Health ofrecerá pruebas de COVID para nuestros estudiantes semanalmente en la escuela.

Si continuamos trabajando juntos, nuestra escuela seguirá siendo segura para todos los maestros, el personal, los estudiantes y las familias. Si surge alguna otra preocupación o pregunta durante las vacaciones, no dude en comunicarse conmigo por correo electrónico a horozco@la-archdiocese.org o envíe un mensaje a través de la aplicación Remind.

Deseamos a todas las familias un Feliz Año Nuevo.

Dios los bendiga,
La Señorita Orozco

Paul Escala, the Superintendent of Schools, has sent out a letter to Catholic School Community Members with an update on the state of public health conditions in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. Please click on a link below to read the letter.

• Update on the state of public health conditions – 11/5/2021 (English)
• Update on the state of public health conditions – 11/5/2021 (Spanish)

The 8th grade is sponsoring a Hot Dog Lunch fundraiser on Friday October 29th! Orders must be received by Wednesday, October 27th. Join the fun and help support our school!

Join us for Deanery High School Night, on Tuesday October 26th, 6:30pm, at the Salesian High School Campus.