The health and safety of Pearland ISD students, staff, and community members is vital. Please notify your child’s teacher if your child is ill and is temporarily unable to participate in learning or completing assignments.

Call your healthcare provider if you think you have been exposed to COVID-19 and develop a fever and symptoms, such as cough or difficulty breathing.

Here are some resources for you and your family if Coronavirus-like illness occurs:

Symptoms of Coronavirus

CDC Self Checker

Caring for yourself or others

Learn how to protect yourself

How to care for someone who is sick

What to do if you are sick

If your doctor recommends testing for Coronavirus but you are having trouble finding a local testing center, or you do not have an established healthcare provider, please see the following resources:

CDC Self Checker

CDC recommendations for getting tested for COVID-19

There are facilities in Brazoria County capable of COVID-19 testing. Prior arrangements must be made at each facility in order to be seen. Please do not go to these locations without calling first.

COVID-19 Call Center for Brazoria County Residents:

For any questions regarding COVID-19, please contact the Brazoria County Health Department

COVID-19 Call Center
(979) 864-2167
Monday - Friday: 10 A.M. - 6 P.M.
Saturday: 9 A.M. - 2 P.M.

Brazoria County Health Department (BCHD)

After consulting with health officials, Governor Abbott’s announcement, along with President Trump’s announcement to extend social distancing through April 30, Pearland ISD is joining other area school districts in extending the suspension of normal operations at least until Monday, May 4, to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Given the uncertainty of the COVID-19 situation, we will continue to work closely with local, state and federal leaders implementing their stay-at-home directives. The health of Pearland ISD students, staff and community is the district’s top priority and we are working to ensure students have access to remote learning to continue to participate in learning activities from a remote location, outside a school building.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has outlined the need for all communities to implement a social distancing protocol. The President has publicly shared that the community should not gather in groups larger than 10 people in order to slow the spread of COVID-19. Pearland ISD urges all parents, students and staff to follow the social distancing protocols to better ensure the long-term health and safety of all. 

Pearland ISD is currently offering free curbside Grab & Go meals to all students ages 18 and under Monday – Friday, 11 a.m.–12:30 p.m. for the duration of our school district closure. Adult meals will not be served. Parents/guardians are allowed to pick up meals for their children without the student present; be prepared to present one of the identification forms listed here: https://bit.ly/2JugWM6

According to the TEA, Pearland ISD will not need to make up the days if we provide remote instruction. We will continue to keep parents updated should anything change. 

No. Given the impact of COVID-19, Governor Greg Abbott used his statutory authority as the governor of Texas under Texas Government Code, §418.016 to suspend annual academic assessment (STAAR) requirements for the remainder of the 2019–2020 school year. 

Remote learning is providing students with learning opportunities when the teacher is unable to provide face to face instruction to the students. Remote learning website available at: www.pearlandisd.org/online  

Remote learning will begin the week of March 23 and it will look different based on grade levels.   

For elementary and middle schools, there will be a menu of options. These options will include a variety of learning opportunities for students to choose from – some of these will involve technology but others will not as we know some students may not be able to access a device.    

Teachers also know that remote learning in a time like this is unprecedented and so we know that replicating the school day is not possible. Every student’s situation is different, so please know that teachers will be flexible and understanding of student needs. Our number one priority is that all students are safe. 

To learn more about remote learning, how it will work, expectations and more, watch this Q&A video with our superintendent Dr. John Kelly and the C&I Department: https://youtu.be/rZI_oChWvx8  

You can also read more about remote learning in an FAQ available here: https://bit.ly/2UJC3Q7  

Parents should log into Skyward Family Access to ensure their contact information is up to date. 

Parents should have received a phone call from their child’s teacher checking on the family well-being and assessing the student’s readiness for e-learning. Pearland ISD’s technology team is working to provide devices and hotspots to students in need of them. If you did not receive a phone call from your child’s campus, make sure to email their teacher, AP or school counselor directly. 

If your child is struggling with work or have questions, please reach out to their teachers directly. Teachers will be in continual contact with students using the method of communication typically used throughout the year. 

Due to COVID-19 our offices and campuses are currently closed. You may call the district main line at 281-485-3203 between the hours of 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., Monday-Friday, and the district receptionists will be able to connect you with the appropriate staff.  

Due to the COVID-19 closure, the Pearland ISD enrollment and withdrawal processes have changed. To enroll, visit the district enrollment page: https://bit.ly/3dg15ib If you have any questions, email Julie Juneau at juneauj@pearlandisd.org 

Due to the COVID-19 closure, the Pearland ISD enrollment and withdrawal processes have changed. To withdraw your child, email Julie Juneau at juneauj@pearlandisd.org the following information: 

• A picture of your ID (parent/guardian) (snap a picture of your id with your phone) 
• Your child’s First and Last Name (legal name) 
• Your child’s birthdate 
• Campus your child is attending 
• Name of district and school that your child is moving to 

• Valid contact email and phone number 

Please note: You must be listed as Family #1 or Family #2 in Skyward for the student to be withdrawn. 

At this time, there will be no processing of enrollments for next year. The portal will remain open and parents who complete the enrollment process will be contacted once the district resumes its normal operations. 

Due to the current school closures, Pearland ISD cannot predict the availability of a safe testing site for the summer administration of the CBE tests. Credit by Examination is scheduled to be administered in June and July 2020 and the Kindergarten Acceleration examination is scheduled for June 9, 2020.  Every effort will be made to provide these testing opportunities to students in Pearland ISD who have registered.  Please continue to monitor the Pearland ISD website for updates.