Bulletin One 2012 2013 Final.pdf - Fort Worth ISD

development waiver days)
220 Elementary & middle school principals and all other 220
workday personnel - 220-day employees must work 10
days of intersession (includes 4 staff development days, 3
teacher prep days & 5 staff development waiver days)
August 6 July 12
Individuals in positions not listed above should contact their supervisor for their annual work schedule.
May be moved to June 25 if snow day is needed at the end of the school year.
1.6 Notice of Intent to Provide Human Sexuality Instruction
For students enrolled in the middle school and high school ―Moving to Wellness‖ class, the curriculum
includes a unit on reproductive health. This class is based on the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills.
Instruction for this unit will be provided by FWISD certified health teachers. These teachers have been
provided specific training to ensure that the personal matter of human sexuality be addressed in a
professional and sensitive manner. The letters and forms listed below are located in the forms section and
must be sent home before school so that the parent, if they wish, may request their child be excused from
health classes during this unit.
Notice of Intent to Provide Human Sexuality Instruction – HS(Eng)
Notice of Intent to Provide Human Sexuality Instruction – HS (Sp)
Notice of Intent to Provide Human Sexuality Instruction – MS (Eng)
Notice of Intent to Provide Human Sexuality Instruction – MS (Sp)
Request to Withhold Child from Human Sexuality Instruction – HS (Eng)
Request to Withhold Child from Human Sexuality Instruction – HS (Sp)
Request to Withhold Child from Human Sexuality Instruction – MS (Eng)
Request to Withhold Child from Human Sexuality Instruction – MS (Sp)
If the parent chooses this option, they must send the completed forms back to school as soon as possible.
The student will receive an alternative lesson or activity and will be placed in a different location than the
human sexuality course. If you have any questions, please contact Georgi Roberts, Director of Health and
Physical Education, at 817-814-2595.
1.7 Campus Emergency Preparedness
Each instructional facility will have a written Campus Emergency Operations Plan prior to the opening of
school. This plan will identify members of the Campus Emergency Response Team (CERT) and how the
team members and other employees will respond to incidents or events that occur on their campus.
Employees on the CERT are to be made aware of their involvement, given a copy of the written plan, and
trained in their particular area of responsibility.
Additional documents provided to aid in pre-planning for emergencies on campus and for documenting
required emergency drill practices include:
12-13 SY Bulletin Number One 5 Revised: 10/9/2012