Are playing right now. Of course, the heatwave, county officials are still reminding schools to stay prepared and not take this hot weather lightly. With temperatures in the upper 90s, students at monte vista high in danville had to cut todays p. E. Class a little short. My guess today were running fairly hot. Were probably going to spend no more than 30 minutes outside and pend the bulk of the period in. Reporter kevin ahern is a principal at monte vista. Like many, he is following the heat advisory guidelines recently sent out by the countys office of education and the health department. Limiting the amount of time and energy thats been outside during the hottest parts of the day, ensuring that students and staff are hydrated and that theyre drinking plenty of water. Its not concerning because were so confident in the ability of our schools and our staff and principles. Reporter elana samuel says theyve been preparing for hot weather all week. She even shared these examples. One school taking advantage of a multiuse room to keep kids out of the sun at recess. Another having kids hang out in the shade. And the high school making sure kids arent skimping on water. Theyre really well equipped to ensure that student safety maintains itsriority in the district, which is for all of us. Reporter athletic events such as Football Games are always a cause for concern in the heat. With the county even recommending events, be rescheduled if temps are above 100 degrees. Thankfully for monte vista high, they wont have to worry about this problem today. We have a Football Game its away. Our kids are going to be in hayward. 20 degrees cooler. Reporter take you back out here live to concord at de la salle, where it is the opposite where you have de la salle taking on serra. A big game later on tonight. These interest jv teams in action. For the Valley Unified School district, they say theyre going reassess things over the weekend. Then theyll determine if they need more resources to deal with