School schedules will be communicated by each school site, the week of March 15.

Traditional classroom practices will need to be adjusted to align with health and safety procedures as well as to ensure social distancing.

Students who remain in the virtual learning model may be assigned to another teacher in the district but they will remain connected to their current school.

No, students will need devices to complete independent work. 

As we transition into the hybrid model, support services of this kind will continue to take place virtually when the student is not in the in-person session.  Exceptions to some programs may apply, allowing in-person related services. Once we have the hybrid model in place, we will consider other options for in-person service delivery.  

Independent work time will not be supported by the teacher as he/she will be teaching the other in-person session during that time.  Students will be completing work they started during their in-person session or other assigned work.  They may also be assigned independent work utilizing online programs.

Monday’s will tentatively look similar to the current virtual instruction.

Masks will be mandatory for all staff and students.

Exceptions will be made for students with a documented medical condition or disability.

Students will be directed to maintain 6 feet social distancing in all environments.  The classroom will be set up to distance students 6 feet apart.