Santa Maria I.S.D. Meal Distributing Services

DISTRIBUTING LOCATIONS:
 Bus # 3 will be Stationed At Santa Maria North on Dominguez Circle North. To provide meals
for students from siesta circle Estates as well.
 Bus# 2 Will be Stationed At El Rosal Subdivision On El Rosal South St. to provide meals for
students from Blue town as well.
 Bus# 6 Will be stationed At La Gloria Subdivision on Seledina St. to provide meals for students
from east Military Highway 281 as well.
 Students from The town of Santa Maria, Santa Maria Loop and 1st. & 2nd Colonia can pick up
their meals curbside at the Cafeteria area.

REMINDER: Wear a Mask and Bring ALL Student ID’s

Meals will include breakfast and Lunch
Meals will be delivered daily Monday - Friday
10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

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SMISD Distance Learning Center
The SMISD Distance Learning Learning Center is here to assist, guide, and provide the Santa Maria Community with resources, and answers to their questions. Santa Maria ISD is working with Texas Education Agency (TEA) to provide internet access to every student who does not have internet access at home. Additionally, we are using our resources to provide a technology device for every student who needs one. Our goal is for every student to participate in synchronous (live) instruction if they choose remote learning. Following the instructions and guidelines from TEA and the Health Department, the safety of our students and staff is our top priority. We have provided training and will continue to train our teachers and staff on how to use technology and its resources to enhance remote learning for our students. These are difficult times for everyone, but by working together we will meet the challenges. The community's support and patience is greatly appreciated.

Link For center:
SMISD Distance Learning Center

District Operations Guide In Response to COVID-19 2020-2021

INTRODUCTION and DISTRICT PRIORITIES

Santa Maria ISD looks forward to welcoming students back to school on September 7, 2020. Despite the challenges of COVID-19, we will continue to provide the excellent educational opportunities our community has come to expect from SMISD, which will include both face-to-face and remote learning environments. As the public health crisis continues, district administrators have been planning for the opening of 2020-2021 school year with a focus on the health, safety and well-being of our staff, students and community.

Our plan follows recommendations for school opening and operations provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the Texas Education Agency (TEA) and state and local health officials.

The situation with COVID-19 is continuously changing and our plans will remain flexible to accommodate potential changes. The SMISD website and social media pages will provide you with the most up-to-date information.

To read the full document click below.
District Operations Guide In Response to COVID-19 2020-2021