Randolph Field ISD

The official Twitter account for Randolph Field ISD in Universal City, Texas.

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Congratulations to John Flores! Coach Flores was selected by the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches as ASSISTANT COACH OF THE YEAR!! Coach Flores was well deserving of the award for his endless contributions to the success of the program.

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CDC now recommends u wear a mask in public where you can’t avoid being near people, like in grocery stores, pharmacies & healthcare settings https://t.co/F4UNhGQPbn. Remember though, your local authorities may have already issued a specific order re: masks.

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The virus lives in tiny droplets in the lungs of people w/ COVID, even when they don’t show symptoms. We can breathe the same air as anyone within abt. 6ft. of us. Staying farther apart from people at this time reduces the chance of breathing in the virus.

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Coughing & sneezing can send tiny infected droplets into the air which can be inhaled by anyone within 6 feet of us. Always cough or sneeze into a tissue or your elbow and immediately wash your hands to lessen the risk of spreading the virus. Be smart. Sta

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People with no symptoms have the potential to unknowingly spread COVID-19! That’s why it’s best for everyone in your family to stay at home and away from others as much as possible until instructed otherwise from state and local officials. #StayHomeTexas

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Texas, remember the importance of social distancing. If you must go out, avoid public spaces and keep your distance from others (at least 6 feet). If we continue to follow valuable public health guidance, fewer of our friends & family will be affected by COVID-19. #StayHomeTexas

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#COVID19 lives on droplets in the lungs of people with the virus, even if they don’t have symptoms. When infected people breathe, the virus enters the air. If you can’t #StayHome, wear a mask/scarf/bandana, stay 6 feet apart, and wash your hands. #DontGoViral

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This week we celebrate Mr. Woodland, Mrs. Spears, and Mrs. Crumpler...thank you for everything you do! #apweek20 #RFISD

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Common symptoms of #COVID19 are fever, dry cough, & shortness of breath. If you have mild symptoms, call your doctor & #StayHome. If you develop serious symptoms, such as trouble breathing, pressure in the chest, or bluish lips or face, call your doctor & seek care immediately.

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Before social distancing, each person with #COVID19 spread the virus to 2.5 more people. At that pace, most would get it, and many more people would die. But we can slow the spread. That’s why we all #StayHome. #ApartTogether we slow coronavirus.

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You can spread #COVID19 without knowing you have it. Whether you have symptoms or not, #StayHome. If you have to go out, wear a mask/bandana/scarf, regularly wash your hands, and stay 6 feet apart. We must stay #ApartTogether to slow coronavirus. https://t.co/yY7R4csCNb

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oDid you know that washing your hands with soap & water eliminates #Coronavirus molecules preventing the virus from infecting you & others? The same is true when you disinfect surfaces. Science says it works. https://t.co/tQ0Zw8tZnC #COVID19 #txed #StayWellTexas

[Randolph Field ISD @rfisd]

To avoid the spread of COVID-19 in our community, practice social distancing:

• Avoid going out in public
• When in public, keep six feet of distance between you and others
• Follow guidance provided by local and state officials.
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#covid19 #stayhome

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We are so proud of our military students. Though we are apart, this month we celebrate you! #PurpleUp

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The RFISD community must work together to fight COVID-19. Head to https://t.co/EKxiWD3Q8S for vitally important public health guidance to stop the spread. If we stand apart as a community now, we will be together again soon.

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This afternoon, Gov. Greg Abbott ordered Texas schools closed through May 1. This was not the news we were hoping for but understand that it is in the best interest of our families, teachers, and staff. We know this adds another week to what is a very ch

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Randolph Field ISD is extending the period of time we will be providing remote learning through Friday, April 24. We make this difficult decision in our continued attempt to keep students and staff safe and to comply with guidance https://t.co/4EXKwl6XUr

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Bexar County Stay at Home Order Issued - Randolph Field ISD’s first priority is the safety of our students and staff. With today's announcement by San Antonio and Bexar County around "stay at home", we have made the decision to fur https://t.co/oVhjsKnX8A

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Looking for to virtually seeing our students online!

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RFISD is aware of the power outages due to meter change outs. Please know that our students who are affected by the outages will have no penalty for not logging in during an outage or for work taking longer to complete.