Remote Learning Day Information

This page outlines the expectations for our district’s Remote Learning Days. A Remote Learning Day is a designated school day that the district may implement when schools are unexpectedly closed (e.g., due to inclement weather).

What to Expect on a Remote Learning Day

Instruction is Asynchronous: There will be no live instruction (teachers will not hold live Google Meet sessions). Students will have assignments to complete throughout the day.
No Make-Up Day Required: Remote Learning Days are counted as regular school days and are not required to be made up at the end of the school year.
Staff Availability: All school staff, including teachers, counselors, nurses, and computer technicians, will be available to support students and families via email during the regularly scheduled school day. Staff are expected to respond to emails within 60 minutes.

Student Learning Assignments

Assignments are designed to continue the current sequence of instruction and will reinforce or review taught content, not introduce new material. Teachers will adhere to the following instructional time allocations:

Grades K-1: Classroom teachers will send a school closure packet home with students. Please keep this in a safe place in the event we have a remote learning day. The packet will include the assignments/activities your child will complete on that day.
Grades 2-12: Classroom teachers will post all assignments on Google Classroom no later than 9:00 AM on the day of the school closure, OR they may send home a school closure packet.
Classroom teachers will communicate with families by 9:00 AM as to what the assignments will be for the day.

Due Dates and Attendance

Online Assignments: Must be submitted by 11:59 PM on the day of the closure.
Paper Assignments: Must be returned to the teacher on the first day students return to school following the remote learning day.
Attendance: Student attendance is taken based on the completion of the remote learning day assignments. Assignments not submitted on time will result in the student being marked absent.
Hardship Exception: If your child is unable to complete their assignments for any reason, you must contact the teacher on the day of the school closure to avoid your child being marked absent. District attendance policies remain the same on remote learning days.

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FAQs

How will we be notified that it is a Remote Learning Day?

For Grades K-1, what should I do if my child has misplaced or lost the physical school closure packet?

For Grades 2-12, how will teachers notify us whether the assignments will be on Google Classroom or sent as a physical packet?

What if we do not have reliable internet access at home?

If my student is sick on the Remote Learning Day (and therefore unable to complete the assignments), how does that count for attendance?

As of August 25, 2025, parent/guardian should navigate to PowerSchool to complete an absence through SafeArrvial.

Log in to your PowerSchool Parent Portal either on a desktop or via the mobile app. On your desktop, click MyPowerHub on the left menu bar. Navigate to Attendance then click SafeArrival Attendance then click Report Absence. Or click SchoolMessenger on the left menu bar. In the new screen, select Report Absence to enter the absence. Using your mobile device, open your PowerSchool Parent Portal app. On the bottom right of the main screen, click the Menu button. Select Report Absence to add the absence.
Use the SafeArrival website, go.schoolmessenger.com. The first time you use the website, select Sign Up to create your account. Select Attendance, then Report an Absence.
Call the toll-free number 1-866-953-6193 to report an absence using the automated phone system.

Questions

If you have any questions regarding these expectations, please contact your child’s teacher or administration.

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