Remote Instruction / Community Updates

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1/8/21 – Returning to in-person instruction on Jan. 11

Dear TMI Community,
With the continued rise in COVID-19 cases in Bexar County, we want to assure you that our top priority is keeping our community safe while providing our students with an excellent educational experience. We are continuing with our plan to return to in-person instruction next week on Monday, January 11. Please remember that if you are not yet comfortable having your student return to campus, parents may elect to have their student attend classes remotely; please complete the Remote Instruction Request Form to communicate your wishes with the Director of Enrollment Management, Aaron Hawkins.
As we prepare to return to campus next week, we ask that if you've been traveling during the break on public transportation or are feeling ill, please “Love Your Neighbor” and voluntarily stay home for a short quarantine period. The recommended testing period for a COVID-19 test is 4-5 days after your last date of travel or contact outside of your immediate family. It is also important that we all continue to practice the mitigation measures (including wearing masks, social distancing, and frequent hand washing) both inside and outside of school and during extracurricular activities.
These actions not only show love for the members of our community, but – by enforcing them while on campus – are the main reasons that schools are considered safe zones during this pandemic. These mitigation measures help limit the spread of the virus and protect the community. In addition to continuing our mitigation measures while on campus, our new access to COVID-19 testing is allowing us to streamline contact tracing to prevent unnecessary quarantines and provide regular testing to our athletes participating in Upper School athletics.
We are looking forward to all that this new year has to offer and hope that an end to this pandemic is near. Until then, we remain committed to keeping our community safe and honoring as many of our school’s long-standing traditions and activities as possible as we go through this second semester. We will continue to keep you updated as the situation evolves and we have new information. Please also continue to communicate with Nurse Stacy Smith (s.smith@tmi-sa.org) if your student or anyone in your household is experiencing symptoms or has tested positive for COVID-19.
Finally, a quick reminder that grades from the first semester are available to view in onCampus. Happy New Year, TMI! We look forward to seeing many of you back on campus next week!
12/17/20 – COVID planning and returning to campus
Dear TMI Community,
Before we leave for the holiday break, we want to remind you of our plans to return to campus in January and share some exciting information about COVID-19 testing that is now available at TMI and how it will be used in the upcoming months. Looking ahead to January, our plan for classes after the break is to:
- resume remote instruction on Tuesday, January 5;
- continue with Community Days on Wednesdays, starting January 6 (Wednesday Community Days will continue through the 3rd Quarter); and
- return to in-person instruction on Monday, January 11.
We know that 2020 has been difficult for nearly every member of our community for a variety of reasons. From students who long to spend time with their friends to those in our community with immunocompromised household members, the sacrifices you have all made this year have been many and we, at TMI, are grateful for your continued trust and support through this pandemic.
While the news of COVID-19 vaccinations dominate headlines, this pandemic is not yet over. That is why we will stay the course and spend the first few days after the holiday break (January 5-8) in remote instruction. Doing so will help us reduce any potential community spread as symptoms will most likely develop at home after any exposure to the virus during the break. Then, on January 11, we will return to in-person instruction – for all families who choose to do so – and are confident that we will be able to remain on campus until the end of the school year.
At the beginning of this pandemic, schools were expected to be hot spots for spreading the virus. However, this has proven not to be the case. With schools being able to enforce the recommended mitigation strategies, such as wearing masks and social distancing, schools are some of the safest places to be with a low risk of spreading the virus. Here at TMI, we are proud of how our community has embraced the mitigation measures to help keep one another safe – these measures are working and they are working well.
In addition to continuing the mitigation measures we have in place, TMI is now receiving roughly 200 COVID-19 test kits per month that will be used as part of the overall plan to keep our community safe and prevent the spread of the virus. Access to these tests will allow us to quickly test potential exposures and prevent unnecessary quarantines. This provides us with immediate feedback to guide us in protecting our entire community and will help us to keep everyone on campus safe.
With these continued safety measures and testing capabilities, we are confident that this will be our last stretch of remote instruction for our students. We will remain diligent in our efforts to prevent the spread of the virus and keep our community safe by wearing masks, washing hands, and social distancing throughout the rest of this school year. We will also continue to rely upon the advice and recommendations of our medical advisors, Metro Health, and the CDC as this pandemic hopefully draws to an end.
As we prepare to come back to campus and remain on campus, we want to remind you, parents, that you still have a choice. If you are uneasy about sending your student back to school after the holidays, you have the option to choose remote instruction for your student. Please reach out to Aaron Hawkins, Director of Enrollment Management, to make the switch until you are comfortable with your student returning to in-person instruction.
This year has been filled with many challenges, but it has also been filled with joy and success. From the perseverance of our teachers to bring normalcy to their classrooms to the day-to-day achievements of our students, the strength in our community is exemplified in countless ways. As we go into this holiday season, we hope you will choose to reflect on the good things this year may have brought you. Finally, as you celebrate during the next few weeks, please continue to “Love Your Neighbor” by wearing your masks, washing your hands often, and social distancing.
From all of us at TMI, we wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. We look forward to 2021 and seeing everyone after the break!

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Please continue to communicate with Nurse Stacy Smith (s.smith@tmi-sa.org) if your student or anyone in your household is experiencing symptoms or has tested positive for COVID-19.

12/4/20 – Remote Instruction continues until Jan. 11

Dear TMI Community,

As cases of COVID-19 continue to rise in San Antonio, we remain committed to providing our students with an excellent educational experience while keeping the health and safety of all members of our community a top priority. The TMI administration receives and evaluates data from Metro Health on a daily basis, closely monitoring trends overall and those specific to our area. For those who regularly view the online dashboards provided by the City of San Antonio regarding the pandemic, you already know that the average daily case rate is trending upward.

While we can’t know for certain what will happen over the next few days and weeks, we can rely on the numbers from Metro Health to help us identify trends and be proactive in responding to what the data projections show, allowing us to best protect our community and do our part in keeping case numbers down. Knowing what we do about the rising case rate, and based on the recommendations of our medical advisors, TMI will continue with remote instruction through the remainder of this semester and for the one week following the Christmas break. The second semester will begin on January 5, 2021, with all classes in remote instruction; in-person instruction is scheduled to resume on Monday, January 11, 2021.

Although all academic instruction will be conducted remotely, Wednesday community activities, such as Corps of Cadets formations, will continue at this time. In addition, while Middle School athletics will continue to only meet virtually, Upper School athletics will continue to practice and play. However, no spectators will be allowed during the remote period. Our senior students will also have the option to give their Senior Chapel Talk live, in person, with limited guests in the chapel or they may submit a video chapel talk. We will continue to evaluate the safety of all our athletic and extracurricular programs on an ongoing basis to ensure that these activities can continue safely.

With less than two weeks remaining in this semester, the decision to extend remote instruction for one additional week after the Christmas break is to reduce any potential community spread upon return from the break as symptoms will most likely develop at home. This week, following the Thanksgiving holiday, we had 17 students and faculty report testing positive, that they are awaiting test results, or that they have been in close contact with a positive case. By preemptively going remote after the holiday, we prevented a larger potential spread within the community. Just as with Thanksgiving, we know that many families will be celebrating together and we ask that you continue to make smart choices if you travel during the break or gather with extended family members outside your household.

The decision to continue with remote instruction is not one that was made lightly. We understand the disruption to your daily life that remote instruction may have on your family and know that you value an in-person experience as much as we do. However, this pandemic is not yet finished and many aspects of our lives are still not the same as before. Below, we have outlined some of the core indicators that assist us in making the big decision to switch to remote instruction. As we all continue to learn more about the virus and work to control a surge in cases worldwide, we invite you to follow with us and watch the same metrics that weigh heavily in the school’s decision to move to remote instruction.

Metro Health and CDC guidance:

The CDC lists three core indicators for schools to use in their decision-making process for assessing risk in a school’s community, which take into account both community burden and mitigation efforts:

The number of new cases per 100,000 persons within the last 14 days, AND/OR
The percentage of RT-PCR tests that are positive during the last 14 days, AND
The school’s ability to adhere to the key mitigation strategies (use of masks, social distancing, hand washing, cleaning and disinfection, and contact tracing)

Locally, the Metro Health Department looks at the following metrics to recommend moving into the red zone for school risk level:

Increasing numbers in the community
New cases per day/100,000 using a 7-day running average
Positivity rate above 10%

What do these indicators mean for TMI?

With a population of just over 2 million in Bexar County, in order to reach an incidence of 50 new cases per day, per 100,000 (which is the start of the red zone on the Metro Health Progress & Warning Indicators dashboard), the 7-day running average of new cases would be 1,000. While the percent positivity rate is something that we continue to monitor, it is now considered a secondary criteria due to its variability that is dependent upon community spread and the number of people being tested. This makes it possible for this number to go down, even when the incidence of illness is increasing, if more asymptomatic people are getting tested.

Therefore, while there is no line that is set in stone when it comes to COVID-19, the metrics outlined below – that are in line with the recommendations of the CDC and Metro Health above – would most likely result in a shift to remote instruction in the future and were used in the decision-making process to continue with remote instruction now through January 11:

TMI criteria for shifting to remote instruction:

7-day running average of 1,000 or more positive cases
Positivity rate over 10%
Over 50 cases per 100,000

Using the data from Metro Health, the 7-day running average (as of December 2) of new positive cases is 802, an increase from the previous day of 735. This week alone, we’ve seen two days with new case numbers above 1,000; Monday saw 1,117 new cases and 1,499 new cases on Wednesday. While Metro Health updates their online dashboards once weekly on Monday evening, we are tracking and charting daily. The graph below illustrates both the 7-day and 14-day running averages using numbers reported by Metro Health:

Mitigation and Protecting the Community:

As this pandemic continues to stretch on, our community has done a great job following the guidelines of the CDC and Metro Health to help protect one another. From wearing masks and washing hands to social distancing and deep cleaning our campus, every member of this community has made an important contribution to keeping one another healthy and safe. When we do these things, it is important to remember that we are not doing them simply for ourselves, we are doing them to protect others.

These simple actions give us easy ways to live into this year’s theme every day. Each time you wear a mask or wash your hands, you show your love for your neighbor. Even though we are switching to remote instruction for the remainder of this semester, keep in mind that there are only 7 school days left before the end of this semester on December 16. We hope that as you enter the upcoming Christmas break, that you continue to make decisions that help protect the entire community. “Love Your Neighbor” by making wise choices if you travel this holiday season or gather with extended family members.

Like all of you, we hope we are in the final stages of this COVID-19 pandemic. We will continue to monitor the situation and make the decisions that are best for our entire community. As we gain new information about COVID-19, our criteria may change as this is still a new and evolving pandemic. We will continue to share information and be transparent in this process as we all await the day we can resume a post-pandemic lifestyle and education.

As a reminder, please communicate with Nurse Stacy Smith (s.smith@tmi-sa.org) if your student or anyone in your household is experiencing symptoms or has tested positive for COVID-19, even while distance learning.

11/26/20 – Remote Instruction following Thanksgiving

Dear TMI Community,

We hope that you and your family are enjoying a restful break during this Thanksgiving holiday. With the recent spike in COVID-19 cases in our area, and under the recommendation of our medical advisors, we have made the decision for TMI to switch to remote instruction after the Thanksgiving break for one week.

This means that on Monday, November 30, all students, faculty, and staff will follow the remote instruction schedule until Friday, December 4.

Although we are currently trending to have zero students or faculty members in quarantine after the holiday, we can not prevent families from socializing and gathering together during the break. Throughout this past semester, for every individual case of potential exposure, we’ve asked, on average, 20 additional people to quarantine while we wait for testing results. With a rise in cases in the city, if TMI were to have just 3 cases of potential exposure in our community after returning from the holiday, we could possibly see an additional 60 students being asked to quarantine at home for 2 weeks. In combination with the students who have chosen to be remote through the rest of this semester, we could potentially have nearly half of our student body at home.

However, by choosing to have all students enter into remote instruction for one week following the Thanksgiving holiday, we will greatly reduce any potential community spread following the break as symptoms will most likely develop at home. While we understand that the positivity rate is likely to continue going up, it is still our intention to return to campus for the final two weeks of the semester, December 7-17.

We are continually monitoring and closely tracking what’s happening in our peer schools, our own school community, and in our city. We remain committed to making decisions that are best for our TMI community and that put the health and safety of everyone in this community first. Just as we will make this transition quickly to remote instruction, we are also prepared to return to in-person instruction just as rapidly. The safety of everyone on this campus is our top priority while we work to deliver the best educational experience for your students. Please communicate with Nurse Stacy (s.smith@tmi-sa.org) if your student or anyone in your household is experiencing symptoms or has tested positive for COVID-19 over the break or while distance learning.

Please help our community to stay healthy by doing your part and continuing to wash hands, wear masks, and social distance.

11/13/20 – Update: COVID numbers and quarantines

10/30/20 – Community Update: Holiday Travel, End of Semester

10/16/20 – Community Update: Health Center, Safety & Security

10/9/20 – Community Update: Reminders

10/2/20 – Community Update: All grades back on campus

9/25/20 – Community Update: Staying on Campus and Survey

9/18/20 – Community Update / Welcome Back!

9/11/20 – Community Update: Safety & Protocols Tour

9/4/20 – Community Update: Path to September 21

8/28/20 – Community Update: Reopening Plan, Fall Athletics

8/14/20 – Community Update: Back to School Information

7/23/20 – Community Update: Remote Instruction Announcement

7/15/20 – Community update video coming next week

Dear TMI Community,
There is much happening behind the scenes during these summer months as we prepare for the start of school in August. While we know that many of you look forward to the bi-weekly community update videos with Head of School Fr. Scott Brown, we are adjusting our scheduled video release by one week.
There are a number of different meetings from our governing bodies and health officials that will take place over the next week and in the interest of giving you the most timely and accurate information in our bi-weekly updates, we are delaying this week’s video update until next week; bi-weekly updates will resume after that.
We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding in allowing us to bring you the most current and comprehensive information that we can as we prepare for the upcoming school year.
Stay safe, stay healthy, and love your neighbor.

7/3/20 – Community Update: Academic Scenarios

6/19/20 – Community Update: Survey and Preparing for Fall

6/5/20 – Summer Community Update

6/1/20 – Summer At TMI on-campus programs cancelled

Dear TMI Community,
We are disappointed to announce that we will not host on campus 2020 Summer At TMI programs this year (all June academic camps scheduled to be held online will continue as planned).

This was a difficult decision to make. However, under the current circumstances and after much consideration and consultation, we believe this is the best decision for our students, parents, instructors, coaches and staff. Although the on campus Summer At TMI programs are cancelled for this year, our administration is continually evaluating how we can safely reopen campus as soon as possible for our students and community to ensure a safe start to the school year in August.

Our Summer At TMI staff and TMI Business Office will begin processing refunds this week for any families who already registered for programs. Paid registrations for any cancelled camps will be fully refunded to the credit card on file. Thank you for your understanding and for supporting our summer program. We are sorry to see our summer programs not happen this year, but are already planning summer 2021 to be back and better than ever!

Thank you and please contact summer@tmi-sa.org for any questions you might have.

David L. Griffin, M.Ed.
Director of Auxiliary Programs
(210) 564-6300 (office)

5/18/20 – Athletic Achievements and End-of-Year Awards

5/14/20 – 8th Grade Promotion

5/7/20 – Some Good News - TMI Edition, Episode 2

5/4/20 – Safety and Security Policy during COVID

4/23/20 – Some Good News - TMI Edition, Episode 1

4/7/20 – Remote instruction to continue through rest of school year

Dear TMI Families,

As you know, current city and county orders require schools to remain closed until May 4. Because we will not know whether that date will be extended until it is much closer (and current predictions indicate that date will be extended), the TMI administration is making proactive decisions now that will best serve the needs of our entire community. That is why, after deep consideration and weighing the options of how to move forward with the unknown that the Coronavirus pandemic presents, the administration has made the decision to continue remote instruction for the remainder of this school year.

Experts are showing that the apex of the pandemic is still 2-3 weeks away for our area. While we wait for the peak to hit, we still have Residential Life students and staff on campus and our facilities, security, maintenance and Sage Dining employees continue to come to campus each day. It is in their best interest, and the best interest of our entire community, to act now and plan for what lies ahead.

Although this means we will not be together in person for the remainder of this school year, we are committed to making the next couple of months engaging and community focused. We will be launching Campus+Live tomorrow–our virtual platform designed to mimic the heart of TMI where we can interact as a community–and believe it is more important now than ever to have a tool to keep us connected. More information on Campus+Live is located below.

Please find below some important information for our families as we prepare to continue remote instruction for the remainder of this school year:

GRADES AND SEMESTER EXAMS

We will continue to issue grades for the remainder of this quarter. We know that our students value their grades and do not want to discount the hard work that goes into maintaining strong grades and GPAs. We also believe that grades are a factor that can contribute to a sense of normalcy, something that everyone is craving at the moment. Rest assured that our teachers are aware that students are facing a multitude of disruptors at home and are exercising care and grace in assigning grades.
We will be forgoing semester exams this year. This means that the Q3 and Q4 grades will each represent 50% of the spring semester grade. It is important to note that while TMI will not conduct traditional finals, classes will continue with a variety of assignments and projects that students must complete this quarter. It is also important to note that because of the adjusted AP Exam schedule, the last day for all assignments to be due for both the Middle and Upper schools will be May 14. Those students requiring an extension, will be able to arrange one with their teacher directly, but the intent is to not have school work extend past May 21. For questions concerning AP Exams, please refer to the email sent on April 6 here.

WHAT IF SCHOOLS ARE ALLOWED TO REOPEN BEFORE MAY 21?

If city ordinances and state laws allow people to congregate, we will find ways to come together on campus for awards ceremonies, community events, senior celebrations, graduation and more. However, regardless of any decision made across the city for this academic year, our instruction will remain remote for the semester.

WHAT ABOUT GRADUATION?

We have no plans for a virtual ceremony. We are working with Oak Hills Church to secure alternative dates for graduation so that we can honor our amazing Class of 2020. While we are still hoping for a May 21 event, an invitation for possible alternative dates (one in late June and one in late July) will be sent soon. We will choose the earliest possible date that we are allowed to have it. We are also exploring the idea, once we’re allowed to congregate, of hosting graduation on campus. We will be including the seniors in this decision.

HOW DO I TURN IN UNIFORMS AND GET THINGS I HAVE IN MY LOCKER?

Students and families will be allowed to return to campus to clean out their lockers and turn in any athletic and Corps items that are still outstanding. We will begin this collection next week. A schedule will be sent from Mrs. Griffin soon with information that clarifies times and processes that will allow you to return and gather your belongings, while maintaining social-distancing practices. Watch your inbox for this message.

ATHLETICS & EXTRACURRICULAR EVENTS

At this point, all athletic competition and practices are cancelled. When and if it becomes safe to resume outdoor group activities, as per federal, state, and local guidelines, we will explore options to open our facilities to short, team-practice sessions. Contests may possibly be scheduled, but will not have any playoff or championship implications. If available, competitions will be solely for enjoyment and morale. No attendance for potential practices or games will be mandatory, nor will absences negatively affect a student-athletes’ academic or athletic standing.
Summer activities for football, cheer, cross country, and volleyball will continue to be assessed and scheduled as permitted. More information on those possibilities will be communicated through the head coaches of each sport in the coming weeks. We will be virtually honoring all of our spring seniors as well as our Elite 8 award winners, so look for an email featuring that news in the near future.

CAMPUS+LIVE LAUNCH

As you know, we’ll be launching our Campus+Live platform tomorrow, April 8, at 3:00 p.m. All members of our community are invited to attend. To get the Zoom meeting link and add the event to your calendar, click here. This will be our kickoff event to introduce this platform and new way of being together, so bring your TMI spirit and wear your orange and black! After the launch, we’ll be sharing more details on upcoming events from social activities and live chats with administration to Instagram challenges and inspiring messages. We’ve already taken Daily Chapel online, which you can watch live by visiting our TMI YouTube Channel every M-F at 9:50am to hear Fr. Nate’s live sermon and our Senior Chapel Talks.
If you will be joining us tomorrow for the Campus+Live launch, we will be offering a short Q&A session with Father Scott. We invite you to submit any questions you have about this email regarding the continuation of remote instruction using the online form here.

As we continue to navigate this new normal, we not only ask for your understanding, but for you to know that each of you is a valuable member of our community. All of us here at TMI miss the time we would typically have together and look forward to the day we can return to celebrate together.

4/1/20 – Community Update: Video Message from Fr. Scott

Dear TMI Community,

As we reach the halfway point in our second week of remote instruction, Fr. Scott shares a message of hope, connection, and leaning into the mystery that this current situation presents us. While there are still many unknowns, Fr. Scott shares the current plans and preparations for upcoming events–addressing spring athletic teams, Cadet student leadership, and a message for our seniors.

While we don’t know how long social distancing will continue, Fr. Scott gives a preview of what’s to come with Campus+Live, which will provide a new way for the community to connect and engage, and gives us an update on the Walker Innovation Center (the foundation was poured today!).

Fr. Scott reminds us that this time together can be a gift, of the importance of patience in our daily lives, how to embrace the mystery we face, and that even in the midst of imperfection, there is joy, peace, and beauty.

https://youtu.be/t4tgEeNlOf4
4/2/20 – Community Update: Summer At TMI

Dear Summer at TMI Families,

As the COVID-19 situation continues to evolve and social distancing measures are extended, we want to address how we will be adapting our Summer At TMI program to be able to offer as many camps, activities, and academic courses as possible, while also protecting you and your family’s health.

While we are hopeful that many of our Summer At TMI programs will continue uninterrupted, we know that there will inevitably be changes. Currently, we are planning for a variety of our sessions that are scheduled for the early part of summer to be transformed into online, virtual experiences for our participants. We ask for your patience and support over the next few weeks as the outbreak evolves and we have a better understanding of what the summer will look like and what social distancing measures will be lifted. We will continue to keep you updated as programs are adapted or if the schedule changes.

In the event you need to cancel your registration due to illness or circumstances related to COVID-19, you will receive a full refund (including deposit). Please rest assured that if Summer At TMI is modified in any way that would reduce programming or be cancelled, applicable refunds will be incorporated. Otherwise, at this time our general registration policies and procedures will remain in effect.

Right now, we are all adapting to a new normal. The current COVID-19 situation is fluid and requires us to be flexible in our planning. The Summer At TMI staff and school administration is committed to keeping you updated of any changes in our plans, policies, or procedures. If you have any questions or concerns about summer programs, you are welcome to contact me at (210) 564-6300 or d.griffin@tmi-sa.org

Stay healthy!

David L. Griffin, M.Ed.
Director of Auxiliary Programs
(210) 564-6300 (office)
(210) 760-9467 (mobile)
3/31/20 – Community Update: Upcoming Events and TMI CampusLive

Dear Students and Parents,

As the end of the school year approaches, we know you have many questions about the next couple of months. For our seniors, we know that graduation and the various celebratory events that have been a tradition in our community for many years are on your minds. While we can not say for sure what events will be transformed into virtual celebrations and what events we might be able to hold together, we are working hard to make plans so that the remainder of the school year will be memorable and meaningful for our students, graduates, and families.

Our students and faculty on this year’s prom committee are working on plans for the upcoming event, which is currently scheduled for April 18, and looking at alternative ways to celebrate. The committee is meeting again this week and we will share information as soon as it is available. As you know, the COVID-19 situation continues to change and escalate daily. As a result, much of the next few weeks will be fluid and we must be prepared to adapt.

We know there are various reports and projections for what life might look like a month from now, but we will only know as time progresses. Right now we are planning for the possibility that all future events could be held in person, while also preparing contingency plans for either postponing activities or developing ways we can host and celebrate virtual gatherings for our community.

As you know, May is a busy month with final exams, AP Exams, end-of-year awards and celebrations, and graduation. Right now, we continue to ask for your grace and patience as we navigate the unknown together. Fr. Scott will be releasing another video this week with some updates for our community and a message for our seniors.

We are also planning to launch TMI CampusLive, an interactive virtual experience to keep you informed and connected. TMI CampusLive is a virtual campus that will give our families and students an experience that mimics the heart of TMI. It will include live chats with TMI Administrators, inspirational messages, social distancing events, town-hall discussions and more. Details will be announced soon!
3/31/20 – TMI Alumni Community Update and Planning

Dear TMI Alumni,

Last week we regretfully canceled several spring events, including our Stars Over TMI gala and our spring alumni events. We did this in accordance with official recommendations and our own concern for your health and safety.

With all the staff here, I’d like you to know that we will miss seeing you and intend to reschedule our reunion luncheons and alumni career panels, as well as planning more alumni events when conditions permit.

As alumni, you are a very important part of our TMI community. We are grateful for your loyalty and support and are proud of your achievements and interest in TMI’s ongoing progress.

Even if we can only get together virtually for now, we hope you will keep in touch. Please consider liking our school Facebook page at www.facebook.com/TMIEpiscopalSchool and our alumni page at www.facebook.com/TMIAlumni. If you’d like to share some of your own news with us, you may use the online form at www.tmi-sa.org/Share-NewsContact-Us. If you have suggestions for future alumni activities and services, please send them to advancement@tmi-sa.org or call the Alumni Relations Office at (210) 564-6155.

We also invite you to join us for daily "virtual" morning chapel at 9:50 a.m., Monday through Friday, led by our chaplain, the Rev. Nate Bostian, on our YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/user/TMIEpiscopalSchool.

Please know you are in my prayers, and I look forward to seeing you again and welcoming you “home” to campus.

Sincerely,

Father Scott Brown, Head of School
3/30/20 – Academic service hour requirements waived for 2019-2020

Dear Students and Parents,

As the situation with COVID-19 progresses, TMI's administration continues to evaluate all of our school processes that have been, or will be, affected by the outbreak. One of those processes that is directly affected, is the ability of our students to accrue service hours.

As part of the educational experience at TMI, we believe that service to others is a fundamental part of raising servant leaders. However, the current social distancing measures and priority of safety leaves little to no opportunities for students to earn their required hours. As such, the TMI administration is waiving all required service hours for this school year, 2019-2020. This means that all students will be given credit for their school service hour requirement for this year, including hours required for graduation, regardless of whether or not they completed them.

All service hours that were accrued up to March 15, 2020, will count toward the Presidential Volunteer Service Award requirements. If a student is able to perform service activities after March 15, those hours will not be counted, as we do not want to incentivize students to break social distancing measures and the Stay Home Work Safe order that is in place to protect the health and safety of everyone. If you have accrued service hours before March 15, 2020, but have not uploaded those hours into our system at X2vol.com, please do so as early as possible. The last date TMI will accept hours for service completed before March 15 is May 1, 2020.

Students who are members of the National Honor Society or National Junior Honor Society, who have fulfilled all other requirements of those organizations, will remain in good standing–even if they have not been able to complete their service hours.

Thank you for your understanding and patience during these unprecedented times as we continue to evaluate what is best for our students and our community. Please don’t hesitate to contact Tracy Carter, t.carter@tmi-sa.org, or Anne Schaefer-Salinas, a.salinas@tmi-sa.org, with any questions or concerns.

3/25/20 – Stars Over TMI follow up

3/24/20 – Update: preparing for extended remote instruction

Dear Families,

The Coronavirus situation continues to evolve daily. We know that there are many unanswered questions about what will happen in the near future, but we at TMI are ready to adapt and continue navigating this new normal. While we don’t know how long remote instruction will need to continue, we are preparing to go through the remainder of the semester using this learning model–though we certainly hope it doesn’t take that long to get the virus under control and have our community back together again.

As you have seen or heard by now, the city is under a “Stay Home Work Safe” order through April 9. We will observe the Easter Weekend and will have no schoolwork on April 10-13. While we are preparing to continue remote instruction throughout the remainder of the school year, the absolute soonest we would return to campus is April 14. Please keep in mind this date is a moving target that can–and most likely will–change. We will keep you updated as we continue throughout this process.

Please continue to keep your families safe and healthy.

3/23/20 – Coronavirus update; first day of remote instruction

Dear Students and Parents,

Today was our first day of remote instruction during what is truly an unprecedented time. As we look ahead at the next couple of weeks with this new learning model, we want to reemphasize a few points to help you feel comfortable with this shift and share what’s new. Below is some important information about academic schedules and assignments, tips for parents and students, guidelines for audio/visual interactions, virtual Daily Chapel, Senior Chapel Talks, and athletics.

Academic Schedule & Assignments

Teachers will be posting their assignments, including any video lessons, and due dates following the posting schedule below. For this week (March 23-27), Wednesday is the only day that students must “attend class” during the Virtual Class Meeting schedule. Going forward, we will be evaluating class needs as we ease into this model and set up a regular virtual meeting time for classes.

Monday: Assignments post for Periods 1-3
Tuesday: Assignments post for Periods 4-7
Wednesday: Virtual Class Meetings (no new assignments post)*
Thursday: Assignments post for Periods 1-3
Friday: Assignments post for Periods 4-7
*Wednesday: Virtual Class Meeting Schedule (Class meetings are all done remotely using video calls and conferences; these are not in person. Wednesday class meetings will be recorded.)
1st: 8:30-8:50
2nd: 9:00-9:20
3rd: 9:30-9:50
4th: 10:15-10:35
5th: 10:45-11:05
6th: 11:15-11:35
7th: 11:45-12:05
Added tutoring/small group time: 1:30-2:30

Expectations and guidelines for students during all audio/visual interactions or recordings:

Students should treat online video conferences as if they were in class. Treat each of your fellow students as a person. Be kind. Use appropriate academic language, no cursing. Engage in civil discourse. Be aware of your air time.
These are short periods of time, and students should be free from distractions (for example other electronic media). Pay attention to the background. Be sure that there is nothing distracting and/or inappropriate. If you set a background for yourself, set it before the call starts and do not change it during the call. Use headphones/earbuds if they are available to help cut down on background noise.
Although we are not in school and do not need to be in uniform, part of being respectful of others is maintaining a reasonable appearance and grooming standards (wear appropriate attire that would meet the requirements of a free dress day–i.e., no bare shoulders, no inappropriate logos, no pajamas, no torn clothing, etc.). Remember, you’re inviting guests into your home, including your teacher.
Each Wednesday Virtual Class Meeting will be recorded and posted in case students need to refer to it. Although students may be used to using social media in a casual environment, these should be considered professional. This means you should not capture images or re-use material in any way that is not for school purposes. This includes re-posting with commentary, making memes, or other use. Remember that we respect the dignity of every person, and we see the light in each other.
Follow the instructions of your instructor and be respectful.
Any inappropriate behavior, cyberbullying, or misuse of teacher or peer images will not be tolerated.

Tips for students to get set up for success:

Make sure you have a device (computer, Chromebook, tablet) connected to the Internet.
Dedicate and make a space where you plan to work; you may have to share a space.
Create a schedule:
Make one that works for you and your family because you may have to share devices and space with siblings or parents. It will also be helpful to establish a daily routine (regulate wake-up time, work time, activity time).
Pace yourself so you don’t have too much to do at the last minute.
Be flexible, we are all starting a new routine!

Student expectations during remote instruction:

Check class schedules so you know when to log into Zoom for online class and when assignments are posted and due.
Log in on the assigned days to check onCampus for new assignments.
Keep a calendar to stay on top of due dates and regular Zoom meetings.
Be an active learner and participate.
Learning and teaching this way is new for some of us, let's give it a try and remember to be flexible.
Participate like you should in class: show up on time, ask questions, provide appropriate comments, do the work assigned.

Parents, you can help support your student by:

Supporting your student in establishing a daily schedule.
Ensuring time is dedicated each day for students to engage in the learning experiences and to work through practice/homework; provide support and feedback to child as appropriate.
Emailing the child’s content teacher with questions or clarifications when needed.

Daily Chapel & Senior Chapel Talks

With classes back in session through remote instruction, our Head Chaplain, Fr. Nate, invites the TMI community to join him for virtual Daily Chapel at 9:50 a.m., Monday-Friday, by visiting our TMI YouTube channel here. He will be live-streaming chapel from his office with morning prayer and Scripture readings. A live chat feature will also allow you to interact during chapel.
Senior Chapel Talks will resume as well, with a modified schedule during the remote instruction phase. Senior Chapel Talk videos will post at 10:00 a.m., after virtual Daily Chapel, on the dates listed below. Senior students received an email with detailed instructions on how to submit their Senior Chapel Talk video, which is due the day before the talk is scheduled to air.

Revised Senior Chapel Talk Schedule during remote instruction:
03/26 Thu – Tongge "Susan" Sun
03/27 Fri – Kurt Bliss
03/30 Mon – Ileana Molina
03/31 Tue – Olivia Iskander
04/01 Wed – Brandon Collins
04/02 Thu – Nicholas Proffitt
04/03 Fri – Bryce Bolton

Athletics

At this time, athletics continues to remain in a holding pattern. TAPPS has suspended all athletic activity through April 12th and will reassess the situation as that date gets closer. UIL has suspended all contests until May 4th. TMI Athletics and the administration is continuing to monitor the athletic situation as well as providing regular communications and updates with our coaches, players, and parents.

We ask that you continue to be cautious and follow all CDC guidelines to stay safe and help keep your family healthy and well as the world continues to fight the Coronavirus. While we are definitely navigating new territory, it is encouraging to watch our community come together in new ways to support one another and continue our mission of providing an exceptional education and raising servant leaders.

3/20/20 – TMI Coronavirus community update
Dear TMI Community,

Yesterday, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott took statewide action and issued an Executive Order, which mandates schools–among other businesses–close until April 3, 2020. The order is in addition to the declaration of a statewide public health disaster. Our plan to start remote instruction on Monday, March 23, remains in place and our faculty have worked hard this past week to adapt to these challenging times to be able to continue providing our students with the best educational experience possible.

We know that you still have questions about what lies ahead and how other activities will continue to be impacted, and we will continue to provide updates and information as we have it while the situation continues to unfold.

Below is an video message from Fr. Scott as well as important information, including a new opportunity for virtual counseling for our students, and reminders for our community (all previous updates and communications about the COVID-19 situation and how it affects TMI can be found at www.tmi-sa.org/coronavirus):

Video Message From Fr. Scott

Remote Instruction:
- Please login to your OnCampus portal before Monday, March 23. All of the teachers will have welcome messages posted in the bulletin board section for their classes where you can find general information about what to expect in the coming two weeks.
- During this time, assignments will continue to be graded as we recognize the importance of not losing academic ground. Currently, report cards with 3rd quarter grades are ready and available to be viewed in onCampus.
- While the learning might look and feel different from the traditional classroom experience, our standards have not changed, just our delivery method. Our teachers are also aware that most students do not have their books, so they are designing learning that does not require textbooks.
Virtual Counseling:
- Beginning on Monday, March 23, and continuing until April 3, students may use the online form here to request virtual counseling for academic, personal, or social issues and concerns. Virtual Counseling sessions will be held between 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m., Monday-Friday.
Campus Access and Security:
- At this time, any individual who does not reside on campus will not be allowed to enter campus until circumstances change. This includes staff, faculty, students, visitors, contractors, and vendors. In addition, the Welcome Center will be asking screening questions regarding possible exposure or infection of COVID-19 for individuals who arrive on campus and are authorized to be on campus.
- All usage of recreational facilities on campus is suspended until further notice. Our facilities crew has been busy sanitizing our entire campus and keeping people out of all spaces is the best way to support our maintenance crew and keep our spaces as clean as possible.
Let’s Stay Positive!
Although we won’t be together on campus, we want to continue to highlight our student activities and accomplishments. While your students are engaging in classes through remote instruction these upcoming weeks, please continue to share your photos and shoutouts with us. We’d also love to see your students in action, learning at home!

To submit your student accomplishments, photos, or news, you are always welcome to email the Director of Community Relations, Stephanie Gish, directly at s.gish@tmi-sa.org or submit your student news using the form here. Despite the physical distance, let’s use technology, compassion, and support to bring our community closer together than ever before–we belong to each other!

With the extended spring break coming to a close, our weekly News & Notes emails will resume next Friday. We will also continue to update you regarding the COVID-19 situation and how it affects our community as it continues to develop. Remember, we are all in this together. Let’s focus on things that add value and show gratitude for what we can adapt to and overcome.
3/19/20 – Remote instruction information for next week

Dear Panther Families,

I hope that this note finds you and your families safe and healthy.

As we quickly approach our first week of remote instruction, I wanted to connect with you to check in with you and give you a preview of what to expect. The teachers are hard at work preparing learning that is appropriate for asynchronous, distance learning. Please be patient with us as we make this move. I promise you that we will be patient with you. This is new for everyone and there will no doubt be some bumps in the road. The mantra we have adopted is “patience and grace.”

During this time, assignments will continue to be graded as we recognize the importance of not losing academic ground. While the learning might look and feel different from the traditional classroom experience, the learning is not meant to be surface level. Our standards are not changing, just our delivery method. Our teachers are also aware that most students do not have their books, so they are designing learning that does not require textbooks.

As a first step, please log in to your OnCampus portal sometime after 12:00 p.m. on Friday. All of the teachers will have welcome messages posted in the bulletin board section for their classes. There you can find general information about what to expect in the coming two weeks. Some will have specific apps/websites for you to explore or download in preparation for learning. Because this is so new for many of our teachers, you will be interacting on a number of different platforms. The rule of thumb for the first two weeks is that teachers should not be introducing any platform that has not previously been used in class unless it is really intuitive. We recognize that everyone needs to get up to speed and develop some level of comfort with this new environment before we start to expand our digital toolbox. Additionally, because Wednesdays will include opportunities for video calls, we will be sharing expectations for students with regards to best practices for these video conferences. You can watch for that information next week in advance of Wednesday.

Again, we realize that this will take some time to get used to for everyone and we truly hope that this is a short-lived practice. We are closely monitoring the COVID-19 progress and maintaining communication with the San Antonio Health Department in order to make the best decisions possible for our community health and well-being. TMI will be in regular communication with you so that you know what our plans are. We are here to support you and your families as we make this adjustment to keep the learning going. We understand the questions and uncertainty that you are feeling, especially our seniors, and are committed to providing the best experience possible under the circumstances.

Should you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out.

Wishing you all a safe and healthy weekend,

Anne Schaefer-Salinas
Associate Head of School
3/17/20 – Coronavirus Update: Stars Over TMI

Stars Over TMI, our school's largest fundraising event, has been changed from a public gathering to an online auction, and has removed its raffle. Following the recommendations of the CDC, we hope to contribute our part in mitigating the spread of COVID-19.

Making this decision to change the format of Stars Over TMI was not easy. In addition to the economic impact this event has on our operating budget, Stars helps build relationships and bonds among parents, alumni, business partners and friends of TMI. Not only does this amazing event raise close to $200,000 each year, Stars garners the support of over 400 donors and 70+ volunteers and staff.

To help meet the 2019-2020 fundraising goal, an online auction will be set up and a launch date will be announced soon. We will also be sharing options for those who have already supported this year's event through donations, sponsorships, and more.

Thank you for your support.

3/17/20 – TMI responds to Coronavirus; alumni events postponed

Dear TMI Alumni,

As you know, the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) is affecting nearly every aspect of our daily lives, including day-to-day operations here at TMI. Our students are currently taking this week as an extended spring break, which we hope our families are using to spend quality time together while our faculty and staff prepare for remote instruction to begin next week on Monday, March 23.

Yesterday, Head of School Fr. Scott Brown shared an important message with the community as we continue to navigate the hurdles presented by COVID-19. We are including his message below so that you know how your alma mater is taking care of its community and responding to these challenges. If you would like to keep up with all of our community updates on the COVID-19 situation, visit www.tmi-sa.org/coronavirus.

During this time, we are temporarily postponing our upcoming alumni events scheduled during the next few weeks while the situation continues to develop. We will be in touch with new dates for alumni reuinion lunches and other activities when we know that classes will be back on campus and normal operations can resume.

Please watch your email and social media to learn more about the status of upcoming alumni events. We are grateful for your continued support of TMI.

TMI Alumni Relations
advancement@tmi-sa.org

Event Notifications:

The following alumni events are postponed. We will email you as new dates are set for these events. If you have any questions or would like to get involved in future events, please don't hesitate to reach out to us! Email advancement@tmi-sa.org and our Alumni Relations team will be in touch.

March 25, 2020 (New date TBA): Alumni Career Panel

April 1, 2020 (New date TBA): 1960s Alumni Reunion Luncheon

April 3, 2020 (New date TBA): Alumni Career Panel

April 22, 2020 (New date TBA): Battalion Commanders Luncheon

Dear TMI Community,

As you know, the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to spread around the globe. In San Antonio, Mayor Ron Nirenberg declared a State of Public Health Emergency last week and, here at TMI, we are continuing to do our part to help mitigate the spread of illness from this virus. We hope that our students and families have had a chance to rest and spend quality time together during the extended break this week and want you to know that our faculty and staff remain committed to providing your students with the excellent educational experience TMI offers.

Please click below to watch a special announcement from Fr. Scott as we continue to move forward, adapting and overcoming the challenges that COVID-19 is presenting–not only to us, but all around the world:

Watch video here

On Monday, March 23, we will begin remote instruction for all our TMI students. Our faculty members are working diligently this week to transition their lessons and projects into online formats. As we prepare for this, many parents have asked about picking up their student’s books this week. Please know that while we are not allowing any students on campus this week, all of our faculty members are making alternative arrangements for instruction so that students do not need their books. We will have detailed information later this week on the schedule we will be using for remote instruction and what your students can expect.

We know that you still have many questions about upcoming activities and what’s to come. While we don’t have all the answers yet, we promise to continue sending important information and updates as we work through details and adapt to this current situation.

As we continue the extended spring break and go into our remote instruction phase next week, we want to encourage our families and community members to practice social distancing in your lives outside of TMI. Social distancing actions help to slow down the spread and exposure of the virus and works best when started early, even before there is evidence of the disease in the community.

It is our hope that all members of the TMI community remain safe and healthy during this time, however, if you do become sick or have traveled to any location with widespread or ongoing community spread of COVID-19, we ask that you seek appropriate medical care and reach out to both the TMI Health Center and the Health Department. Please see detailed information below on what to do if you are sick or have traveled to any locations with widespread or ongoing community spread of COVID-19.

What to do if you are sick or
if you traveled to a location on the CDC list:

If you have traveled to a country or city on the CDC’s list of locations with widespread or ongoing community spread or are experiencing symptoms or have been exposed to the virus, please contact Stacy Smith, TMI Healthcare Coordinator, at s.smith@tmi-sa.org. We also ask that you contact the Health Department at (210) 207-8876 (this is a 24/7 number) if you are experiencing symptoms or are concerned about exposure.

If you become sick, we ask that our community members follow the CDC’s guidelines outlined below:

Call your doctor: If you think you have been exposed to COVID-19 and develop a fever and symptoms, such as cough or difficulty breathing, call your healthcare provider for medical advice.
Stay home: People who are mildly ill with COVID-19 are able to isolate at home during their illness. You should restrict activities outside your home, except for getting medical care.

Monitoring your symptoms

Seek medical attention: Seek prompt medical attention if your illness is worsening (e.g., difficulty breathing).
Call your doctor: Before seeking care, call your healthcare provider and tell them that you have, or are being evaluated for, COVID-19.
Wear a facemask when sick: Put on a facemask before you enter the facility. These steps will help the healthcare provider’s office to keep other people in the office or waiting room from getting infected or exposed.
Alert health department: Ask your healthcare provider to call the local or state health department. Persons who are placed under active monitoring or facilitated self-monitoring should follow instructions provided by their local health department or occupational health professionals, as appropriate.
Call 911 if you have a medical emergency: If you have a medical emergency and need to call 911, notify the dispatch personnel that you have, or are being evaluated for COVID-19. If possible, put on a facemask before emergency medical services arrive.

For the most reliable and up-to-date information on the COVID-19 situation, we recommend the following sources:

3/16/20 – Coronavirus update; access to campus and reporting illness

What to do if you are sick or
if you traveled to a location on the CDC list:

Call your doctor: If you think you have been exposed to COVID-19 and develop a fever and symptoms, such as cough or difficulty breathing, call your healthcare provider for medical advice.
Stay home: People who are mildly ill with COVID-19 are able to isolate at home during their illness. You should restrict activities outside your home, except for getting medical care.

Monitoring your symptoms

Seek medical attention: Seek prompt medical attention if your illness is worsening (e.g., difficulty breathing).
Call your doctor: Before seeking care, call your healthcare provider and tell them that you have, or are being evaluated for, COVID-19.
Wear a facemask when sick: Put on a facemask before you enter the facility. These steps will help the healthcare provider’s office to keep other people in the office or waiting room from getting infected or exposed.
Alert health department: Ask your healthcare provider to call the local or state health department. Persons who are placed under active monitoring or facilitated self-monitoring should follow instructions provided by their local health department or occupational health professionals, as appropriate.
Call 911 if you have a medical emergency: If you have a medical emergency and need to call 911, notify the dispatch personnel that you have, or are being evaluated for COVID-19. If possible, put on a facemask before emergency medical services arrive.

For the most reliable and up-to-date information on the COVID-19 situation, we recommend the following sources:

3/12/20 – Coronavirus updates; extended break and distance learning

Dear TMI Community,

As you know, we have been closely monitoring the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation. With COVID-19 dominating national news, we know that many of you have concerns about how this will affect our community and day-to-day operations at TMI after the spring break.

In addition to being in communication with the San Antonio Health Department, our TMI administration has been involved in ongoing conversations with other schools in our area. While some of our peer schools may be making similar announcements soon, each school has to make difficult decisions for their own communities.

After much discussion and careful consideration, we believe that taking a conservative approach will keep our community the safest and prevent unnecessary spread of illness. Therefore, we are extending spring break for one additional week, through March 22. During this time, our faculty will be working on implementing distance learning (classes to take place online) to begin Monday, March 23.

While we will be prepared for at least two weeks of this format, depending upon how the COVID-19 situation unfolds, we may shorten or extend the duration of distance learning. Barring unforeseen circumstances, the school year will not extend beyond May 21 and online instruction will allow students the opportunity to receive all necessary credits toward graduation.

Please keep a close eye on your email over the next few weeks as we will remain in contact with you and provide updates as we have more information for when classes on campus will resume. Details for online classes and how to access them will be shared next week.

Our primary motivation is to protect the health and safety of all members of our community. Following the recommendations of the CDC, the impetus of this decision is to limit large group gatherings and other meetings that require being indoors and in close proximity of others for prolonged periods of time. By doing so, we hope to contribute our part in mitigating the spread of COVID-19.

Please see below for additional information and answers to what are most likely some of your initial concerns:

Overall timeline:

Spring break is extended for one week, March 16-22;
During this time, all classes, athletic practices/games, and extracurricular activities are cancelled. Faculty will be using this week to prepare to conduct their classes using a distance-learning model.
Distance learning will begin March 23 for all classes.
We will return to on-campus classes as soon as possible.

Academic, athletic, Corps, & extracurricular activities:

For athletic and extracurricular activities, we will continue to assess and monitor the situation and provide more details for the following weeks. At this time however, all practices and games are cancelled for March 16-22 and athletic facilities are closed.
For members of the Corps of Cadets, the Adventure training day that was scheduled for Friday, March 27, is cancelled.
All Senior Chapel Talks for the upcoming three weeks will be rescheduled. For those who have talks scheduled for the next few weeks, more information will be coming directly from Fr. Nate.

Campus activities that will continue:

During the next three weeks, the Facilities Department will be conducting a deep clean of our campus and basic operations–including security, maintenance, and janitorial–will continue on an adjusted schedule.

Residential Life:

Families with residential life students will be receiving more information from the Director of Residential Life on options for the next few weeks. However, please know at this time that we will reopen the dorms for our boarders as scheduled on Sun., March 15.

We know that more developments in the COVID-19 situation will happen over the next few weeks and we will continue to monitor what is happening. All decisions will be based on best available information from the CDC, SA Health Department, and our Independent and Episcopal School networks.

We understand that for many families this decision will be inconvenient and highly disruptive to your normal routines. We have not made these decisions or changes lightly and are taking these actions to protect the health and safety of all members of our community. While we are happy to address any questions or concerns, please know that we will share information and updates as soon as we have them.

For continued monitoring of the virus, we recommend the following resources below for the most up to date and reliable information.

3/11/20 – TMI continues to monitor Coronavirus situation

Dear TMI Community,

Please know that the TMI Administration is continuing to closely monitor the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation. In addition to being in communication with the San Antonio Health Department, we are monitoring the news and keeping up with what other local schools and universities are doing in our area. We will send an updated email with more information by the end of this week.

As a reminder, you may use the resources below for the most up-to-date and reliable information on the Coronavirus. We care about our students and the entire TMI community’s health and well-being.

https://www.sanantonio.gov/Health/News/Alerts/CoronaVirus
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html
3/4/20 – Coronavirus updates/precautions; info for spring break

Dear TMI Community,

As spring break gets closer, we are aware of some concerns you may have regarding where our students and their families will be traveling. Regarding our international students who live on campus, please rest assured that none of them will be traveling to any of the Novel Coronavirus hotspots deemed by the CDC. While we do know where these students will be over the break, we also are aware that many of our domestic families travel all over the world during this time. If you have plans to travel to any of the globally identified hotspots, keep in mind that per the San Antonio Metro Health Department and CDC, there is a possibility you may be mandated to self-monitor for 14 days before returning to school. This can vary depending on the CDC’s travel advisories that are constantly evolving and can be found here: https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel

We care about our students and the entire TMI community’s health and wellbeing, please know that we keep everyone in mind as we make these plans guided by the CDC and San Antonio Metro Health Department.

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