No. Per the executive order from Texas Governor Greg Abbott, Little Elm ISD cannot require masks for students, teachers, parents, staff members, or visitors regardless of vaccination status.

The COVID-19 vaccine is not required for Little Elm ISD students or staff. 

Many local pharmacies, doctor’s offices, and other locations offer the COVID-19 vaccine.

You can register for a shot and be matched with the next available appointment at a nearby vaccination site through the Texas Public Health Vaccine Scheduler. 

Students and staff who have tested positive for COVID will be required to quarantine under the recommendation of their physician. 

Please check with your classroom teacher regarding make-up work. 

Students and staff who have tested positive for COVID will be required to quarantine for ten days from the start of the symptoms or when you received the test if you were asymptomatic. 

Keep your child home from school until you can see a health care provider for a diagnosis. Please be sure to contact your child's campus in the event you receive a positive COVID test result. 

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The virtual learning offered by Little Elm ISD during the 2019-2020 and 2020-2021 school years was only possible due to temporary waivers and flexibilities afforded to school districts as a result of COVID-19.

These flexibilities expired at the end of the 2020-2021 school year. School districts do not receive funding for full-time virtual learning outside of the pandemic, and the 87th Regular Legislative Session adjourned May 31 without final approval of a bill that would have expanded online learning in Texas and provided full funding to school districts who provide this opportunity to students. Without further action from the state, Little Elm ISD does not have a sustainable source of funding to implement a permanent virtual option.

No, Little Elm ISD will only offer full-time learning on campus during the 2021-2022 school year.