Chondra Williams

Hardworking Driver with expertise providing excellent transportation services. Engaging and pleasant personality with safe and accident-free driving record. Hardworking employee enthusiastic about learning Type field inside and out. Pursues opportunities to learn new skills and contribute to group success. Offers strong administrative, relationship-building and problem-solving abilities. Competent Driver with excellent organizational and multitasking skills dedicated to achieving challenging delivery timetables. Trained in basic maintenance, repairs and vehicle maintenance. Detail-oriented in meeting daily business and customer needs.

• November 1, 2021
• Dear Parents/Guardians
• The opening of the 2021-22 school year has been anything but typical
• Our students and staff have had to overcome all of the usual obstacles of opening a school year
• Then add to that COVID, 18 months of remote learning, and the increasing stress and anxiety in our daily lives
• All of these factors are influencing our students and staff as evidenced by: Higher stress levels and symptomatic behaviors Higher anxiety level and symptomatic behaviors Rising absenteeism rates
• As we transition into the colder months it is important to keep our buildings as safe and clean as possible
• That is why we need to take a proactive approach before sealing them up for the winter
• We are facing severe illness areas that require this proactive approach in order to prevent or limit spread: COVID-19 Influenza (Flu) Upper Respiratory Infection (URTI) Norovirus Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease (HFMD) Chickenpox
• With the support of Public Health - Muskegon County, the Muskegon County ISD, and our Board of
• Education, I am activating two of our emergency days to close the district on November 22 and
• November 23, 2021
• These two days will allow us to recognize the following benefits as a district:
• All buildings will be deep cleaned and sanitized prior to the onset of the cold weather
• Students and staff can use the time for a mental health and wellness break
• The adjustment back to a learning environment after 18 months virtually has proven to be a stressful and anxious time for many of us
• While this couple of days of time is not a solution, it is a step in the right direction toward encouraging relief and self care that we all need to practice
• These days will help to keep Muskegon Public Schools in a proactive response stance allowing us to avoid as much illness, stress, and burnout as possible for our students and staff
• It also occurs in between our fall and winter sports seasons
• Families that wish to do a food pickup for the missing days (2 lunches, 2 breakfasts, 7 dinners, 7 snacks) please either register by clicking MPS Food Pickup Thanksgiving Week or call Brenda at2013
• Pickup will be on Monday 11/22/21 from 11:00am - 1:30pm at Muskegon High School
• Cafeteria.