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We’ll be sending you regular updates during this extended closure to share any new information and to remind you about previous messages we don’t want you to have missed. Some updates will be shorter and some will be longer, but we’ll be staying in touch.
Even though our schools and offices are closed, our faculty and staff are still committed to working hard each day on behalf of every student and family.
What’s New
Today, the District announced that the last day of school for students in grades PreK-11 has been changed to Friday, May 29. Teachers will use Monday, June 1-Thursday, June 4 to help plan for the start of school in the fall. Read the complete announcement here.
We understand that many families have questions about the District’s summer programming. We expect to make an announcement about programming in the coming days.
Superintendent Glasner has reconvened the District’s Coronavirus Response Task Force in response to Gov. DeWine’s decision to close schools for the rest of the 2019-20 school year. Dr. Glasner appointed High School Assistant Principal Tiffany Joseph as the coordinator to lead the Task Force. Moving forward, the group will be focused on planning around three areas: end of school year, summer programming and re-entry to school in fall 2020.
The District has revised access to Google Hangouts for students in Grades K-8, making it available for use on weekdays from 6 a.m.-6 p.m. The application will be blocked during the evening and on weekends. Google Hangouts remains open for High School student use without time restrictions.
Coming Up
Reminders
Complete a Technology Tools Request to request a District-issued Chromebook (grade K-4) or hotspot device (grades K-12) if you do not have home internet service.
The District is offering online enrollment for the 2020-21 academic year. Parents and guardians may submit required forms electronically by computer or mobile phone. Learn about online enrollment.
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