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This page will serve to share information with the district community about the district's responses and efforts with respect to COVID-19.  Please bookmark this page for any important updates.

  • San Antonio COVID Information

    The City of San Antonio publishes information about COVID on their information page.

    COVID-19 Data Tracker

    The CDC publishes a COVID-19 Data Tracker that shows a map of COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations by geographic area.

  • Below are all the official notices that have been published by Lackland ISD in response to COVID-19:

    Superintendent's Letter Regarding Updated Safety Protocol

    ​​​​​​​Dear Lackland ISD Parents/Guardians:

    Beginning Thursday, March 3, 2022, the wearing of masks on school property will be optional for students, staff, and visitors. This change is in line with the JBSA Commander’s recent guidance. We will continue to observe other safety precautions that we currently have in place to include encouraging both students and staff to wash their hands frequently and having hand sanitizer available at the entrances of all buildings and in each classroom and office.

    Lackland ISD will continue to monitor the COVID-19 situation and make changes based on local, state, and federal guidance.

    We strongly encourage parents to monitor the health of their children. Please do not send your child(ren) to school if they are sick. If you have questions or comments regarding this guidance, please contact your campus principal.

    Respectfully,

    Dr. Burnie L. Roper
    Superintendent

Q&A's About COVID-19

  • When the district is notified of a positive on-campus COVID-19 case,  the assigned school nurse contacts the person who has been confirmed positive for coronavirus. 

  • Staff and Students will quarantine for 5 days from a confirmed positive test of COVID-19. It is no longer required to quarantine for close contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19. It is recommended to test 3-5 days after exposure to someone who tests positive for COVID-19.

    General COVID-19 guidelines are found here. However, we request that you notify school nurses Erika Adams and Hannah Nagel to discuss and receive guidance related to your specific circumstances.

  • Yes. The district’s liaison with Bexar County Metro Health is Erika Adams and Hannah Nagel.

  • The district provides safety protocols, training, and personal protective equipment. Additional accommodations are determined on an individual basis.

  • No. The current criteria for sending a student home are fever (>100F), vomiting, and diarrhea. Students are required to stay home until they have gone 24 hours without these symptoms (without medication).

  • Students are not required to quarantine unless they test positive for COVID-19. Students will not be penalized for absences related to COVID-19. 

  • Students are not required to quarantine unless they test positive for COVID-19. It is recommended to test siblings 3-5 days after exposure or if they start having symptoms of COVID-19.

  • The custodial staff is fully manned and able to assist with the current in person student enrollment.  Other staff members have been assigned to support sanitation efforts as well.

Coronavirus Information