Instructions for Travel Day and Flight Information

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 INSTRUCTIONS FOR TRAVEL DAY

1. Meet at Post Oak High School at 1:00pm on Sunday, March 20, 2022.


2. We need to be tested for COVID before we leave on the trip. Your parents need to wait until results are ready. 


3. School transportation will take us to Hobby Airport.


4. We are flying Southwest Airlines which allows checked luggage. Please refer to their website for restrictions

on size and weight. Students will be responsible for overage costs. Note: Please pack as lightly as possible.

Extra-large suitcases make movement through crowded airports difficult and space on our bus in Costa Rica

is limited. Suggested: 1 standard suitcase and 1 small backpack.


5. ALL medications need to be submitted before Spring break (3/9/22) in a ziplock bag with signed

Medication Dispensing form. We will not be bringing any medications from Post Oak. Please bring new

prescription medications for the duration of the trip. We carry all OTC medications from the list. Make sure

you are signed off on the list of OTCs before the beginning of the trip. (Via Magnus)


6. YOU MUST BRING YOUR PASSPORT FOR TRAVEL, ORIGINAL PROOF OF COVID VACCINATION & PRINTED "HEALTH PASS".


7. Eat a good brunch. Bring some healthy snacks. We will eat something at the airport at 3:30 pm. We will have dinner in Costa Rica by 9:30pm



 

FLIGHT INFORMATION

Sun Mar 20       flight 0112         Depart HOUSTON (HOBBY), TX (HOU) on Southwest                                                                                                                 Airlines at 5:15pm

                                                   Arrive in SAN JOSE (SJO) at 7:40pm

 

Thu Mar 31        flight 1203        Depart SAN JOSE (SJO) on Southwest Airlines at 08:55am

                                                    Arrive in HOUSTON (HOBBY), TX (HOU) at 1:40pm


**Students will be picked at the Post Oak School MDC at regular dismissal time** 


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