The hybrid model of education affords students the opportunity to attend classes in the building two days a week, participate in an all-class remote learning experience one day a week, and continue their education with two days of extended learning activities. Hybrid learning allows us to maintain the recommended six feet of social distancing between students and is an intermediary step to a hopeful return of full face-to-face learning when the pandemic is less of a threat.

 

In-person learning brings with it the risk of transmission, so we are asking that everyone follow the rules to make hybrid learning work: Wear your mask, maintain social distancing, and stay home if you’re sick. Please be forewarned that positive COVID-19 cases may affect different areas of the school – busing, classrooms, food service – so some classes or services may need to be temporarily altered if quarantining is required. Our hope is that the move back to hybrid learning better meets the academic needs of our students while educating them in a safe environment.