The 2019-2020 school year concluded in a way that no one could have predicted. While
numerous challenges were presented, we are proud of the way our educators, students,
families, and other school stakeholders worked together to ensure some sense of normalcy as
we sought to educate our students and hold end-of-year activities. Thank you for your patience
and support!
The 2020-2021 school year is set to begin on August 17th and we are preparing to educate our
students in multiple ways. The circumstances that led to an abrupt end to how we operate last
spring are still present today. With that said, we will strive to ensure that we offer outstanding
educational services to our students no matter what the circumstances may be.
In order to meet the educational, health, and safety needs of our school community, we will
offer both “on-campus learning” and “remote learning” options. More details will be provided
as we get closer to the start of the new school year; however, we would like to share a
summary of each option so that parents/guardians can make an informed decision for their
child(ren):
On-Campus Learning Remote Learning
In school facilities 100% online learning at home
Daily temperature checks & other health protocols Daily attendance required
Social distancing guidelines Reliable internet needed
Parent partnerships in monitoring health Daily assignments required
Extra-Curricular Activities No extra-curricular activities
(i.e. athletics, band, etc.)
90% attendance rule in effect 90% attendance rule in effect
For the duration of the school day Day will mirror the on-campus school day
No attendance at school activities
(home or away)
Parents/guardians should select an option they feel is best for their child. We sent out a
preliminary survey a few days ago; however, another survey will be distributed in early August
and parents must officially make a choice of on-campus or remote learning then. Remote
learning last spring was a reaction to a global pandemic. Remote learning during the 2020-2021
school year will be much more structured and will involve more rigorous requirements. Once
remote learning is selected, a student must remain in that method for the entirety of the 6-
weeks grading period. While these are unprecedented times for public education, together we
can make this year a safe and successful year for our students and school community.