Lunches will be provided to all on-campus students each school day.
Lower School students will select their entrée options with their teacher’s help each week, and will be served with a variety of fresh fruits. Lunch will be delivered to Lower School students and eaten in their classroom.
For both Middle and Upper School, individual classes will be released to select their lunch in the Dining Hall, maintaining social distancing as they choose their lunch items. Students will choose one entrée and separately packaged sides.
- All options, A, B or C, will be served at designated serving lines. An example of the different options would be...
- Option A - Choice between two hot entrees (one meat and one vegetarian)
- Option B - would be a large, premade salad
- Option C - would be a premade sandwich or pizza option
- Carton milk or bottled water for beverages. Drink stations will be closed at this time.
- Additional fresh fruit and vegetable options will be available at all serving lines
- All food items will be served in reusable, To-Go containers
Middle School students will then return to their cohort's classroom to eat their lunches, maintaining social distance throughout the process.
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Upper School, students will return to their advisory room for the remainder of the lunch. Social distancing will be maintained throughout the period.
Lunch Fee Reimbursement for Online Students
For those families who have chosen to have their child at home and learning online, they will be reimbursed for the food costs each day they are marked “present online”.
This reimbursement is estimated per day to be approximately $2.34 for PK, JK and SK, $2.39 for 1st through 4th, and $2.62 for Middle and Upper School. Students that bring their lunch from home aren't eligible for this reimbursement.
Aftercare
AfterCare for Grades PK – 8th will be available from 3:15 - 6 p.m. for Lower and Middle School students.
In order to maintain contact tracing and appropriate numbers and staffing, drop-ins will not be allowed. Further precautions such as cohorts, carpool and scheduling will be amended and can be found at www.lausanne360.com or by contacting Leslie Crais, Director of AfterCare at aftercare@lausanneschool.com.
Fall Athletics At Lausanne
For the fall Lower School Sports season, soccer and tennis are offered in training sessions with no league play. Register by contacting Leslie Crais, Director of Lower School Sports at lcrais@lausanneschool.com.
Middle School Girls Soccer, Girls Volleyball, and Cross Country began August 10 with a modified season and practice plan.
Fall Varsity Athletics are in session. For more information, please contact Assistant Athletic Director – Cayce Densford at cdensford@lausanneschool.com.
Thank you for all that you do during these unprecedented times!
Some Lausanne families have members who are health care workers, pilots, or professions that force them to travel to "hotspot" areas or come into contact with people that may have COVID-19. We ask that you continue to maintain practices that ensure the safety of yourself, your family and the Lausanne community.
Please welcome our new school nurse Jo Turnage to Lausanne. Ms. Turnage will be onsite each school day and responsible for implementing best practices and measures to ensure the promotion of a healthy school environment. She has 45 years of nursing experience, including 29 years dedicated to pediatrics, with 13 years at Le Bonheur and 16 years at St. Jude. Earning her RN at the University of Memphis, her most recent experience was working as the triage nurse at West Cancer Center for the Gynecologic Oncologists.
Ms. Turnage will be in our new clinic near the lobby of the lower school, where she will provide direct student care, health education and policy management. We are pleased that she will be part of the Lausanne family and will play an integral role as an advocate, liaison, and consultant on health-related issues for students, families and the school community.