Longfellow
Elementary School 
400 Edith Blvd NE Albuquerque, New Mexico 87102
| Office/Oficina (505)764-2024 |
Attendance Line/ Asistencia (505)764-2026 |
Nurse/Enfermeria (505)764-2024 Ext. 55112 |
Fax (505)766-5243 |
Evelyn Fernández School Hours: 8:00am to 4:30pm
Principal First Bell 8:50am Second Bell 8:55am
Dismissal 3:30pm Wednesdays at 1:30pm
Longfellow Staff
We Believe In The Power of Two Languages!
HOME OF THE
PRAIRIE DOGS
Programa
50/50 Lenguaje Dual y Bellas Artes en el corazón de
Downtown/Martinez Town en Albuquerque!Creemos en el Poder de los Dos Idiomas!
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PARENTS,
STUDENT AND TEACHER CONFERENCES WILL BE HELD ON NOVEMBER 23-24 FROM 8:30am to 3:30pm NO CLASSES DURING THOSE DAYS! STUDENTS MUST ATTEND |
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As a "School In Need
of Improvement" (delayed status), the Public
Education Department (PED) has created on-line surveys for our most
important stakeholders-you, the parents of our students. For 20
days
in November and December we will be surveing our students, staff and
parents as part of our PED Self-assessment Review. The questions
will be focused on Dynamic and Distributed Leardership, quality
Teaching and Learning, Culture and Collaborative Relationships.
You may complete the survey from home. Here is the link:
PARENTS
STUDENTS STAFF |
Por ser
"Escuela que Necesita Mejorar", El Departamento de Educación
Pública (PED) ha creado encuestas para nuestro propio
interés que son ustedes los padres y los estudiantes. En
los meses de noviembre y diciembre, por un lapso de 20 días
estaremos dando estas encuestas a los estudiantes, personal y padres de
familia como parte de familia com parte de nuestra auto-revisión
del Departamento de Educación Pública. Las
preguntas estarán enfocadas en liderazgo dinámico y
compartido, en la calidad de enseñanza y aprendizaje y en la
relaciones colaborativas y de cultura. Ustede puede compeltar la
encuesta desde su casa. Haga
click al siguiente enlace: |
 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE!!! COMUNICADO DE PRENSA SOBRE H1N1 (OPRIMA AQUI) Hotline 1-877-304-4161 (H1N1) Albuquerque Public Schools, like
school districts across the state and nation, is seeing widespread,
mild cases of H1N1. So far, our students with flu-like symptoms have
been able to return to the classroom in 3 to 5 days. Currently, student
absentee rates range from 3 to 17 percent at schools throughout the
district.
We know that you have questions, and we want you to know what we’re doing to fight the flu in our schools. New Mexico Department of
Health and the CDC recommend these flu-fighting tips:
1. Wash your hands frequently
with soap and water
2. Cover your cough and sneeze by sneezing into a tissue or your elbow 3. Stay home if you’re sick with coughing, sore throat AND fever of 100 degrees or more 4. Avoid contact with people who display flu symptoms 5. Try to avoid touching your eyes, nose, or mouth Seasonal flu and H1N1 have
the same symptoms, including:
What should I do if my child is sick?Fever of 100 degrees or more; Cough; Sore throat; Chills; Fatigue; Body aches; Vomiting; and Diarrhea If your child exhibits
flu-like symptoms, please don’t send him or her to school. Don’t let
your child return to school until 24 hours after he or she is
fever-free without medicine. Remember that your child doesn’t need a
doctor’s note to return to school.
If your child misses more than one
day of school, call the school for makeup work.
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