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On eLearning Days, student and teachers do not report to school, but will complete classroom activities using technology (grades 3-12). ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½ can use up to two eLearning Days during this year’s spring semester and will decide if we use the consecutive days on a case-by-case basis.

We will communicate school cancellations and the announcement of an eLearning Day through phone calls, district/school websites, social media (Facebook and Twitter), and local media.

In grades 3-12, teachers will post their assignments in Canvas. When possible, students will download their assignments to their laptops ahead of time at school. For students in Grades Kindergarten-2, packets will be prepared and sent home with students.

We will work with teachers to be available through Canvas and e-mail at some point during the eLearning day, which will be communicated.

We will not overload our students with busy work but will provide meaningful learning activities related to their current unit of study. Assignments should take a reasonable amount of time to complete when on task.

As students complete their work, they should upload their assignments. If an internet connection is not available, they will have up to five school days after the last school cancellation to turn in assigned work.

All students will initially be counted present on the eLearning Day. However, if the assigned work is not completed and submitted within the 5-day grace period, the student must be coded as absent on the day that school was cancelled. Since their assignments are just like any others, failure to do their work will be graded in accordance with the teacher’s grading policy.

Yes, individual supports, services, and accommodations for students with an Individual Education Program (IEP) or a Section 504 Plan, as well as English Language Learners, will be followed as a part of eLearning.

Yes, our schools will schedule a mock eLearning Day where teachers will show students how to retrieve and complete their digital lessons just like they will do during a real eLearning Day.

Students in these grades do not have take-home devices. When an eLearning Day looks likely, activities will be sent home. Your student will need guidance at home to complete the activities.