100% Remote Learning—Student Schedule
Traditional Middle and High Schools

 
 
 
Teacher Office Hours—Teachers will either schedule individual/small group appointments and/or be available for student drop-in appointments.

Zoom—A combination of direction instruction through Zoom, learning through an LMS (Google Classroom or Canvas), or other activities as directed by the teacher.

Asynchronous Learning—Student learning through a teacher-provided activity, which can include, but is not limited to a slide presentation, a video presentation, discussion posts, guided exploration of online content, or other activities. Asynchronous learning is not the same as independent or group homework activities, but can include guided practice with electronic feedback. “Asynchronous” means that students will be provided the same content, but that students can work through the activity at their own time and their own pace. It is suggested that students use the blocks of time noted above to complete the asynchronous learning.

Homework—Students will be assigned homework from each of their classes to extend the classroom learning. Homework may include additional learning activities, assignments, discussion posts on google classroom, or other activities for students to practice what they have learned. Homework can be completed at any time during the day when students are not engaged in a Zoom class.