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Franconia: School Opening Principal chat and Q&A 2 Parent choices/selection Teacher preference Weekly schedule Classroom set-up Safety and screening 3 PRIORITIES Safety Keeping our community and stafg together SCENARIO 1:


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Franconia: School Opening

Principal chat and Q&A

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Parent choices/selection Teacher preference Weekly schedule Classroom set-up Safety and screening

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PRIORITIES

  • Safety
  • Keeping our

community and stafg together

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SCENARIO 1: Virtual Learning for All SCENARIO 2: In-School Learning (Face to Face) with Health and Social Distancing SCENARIO 3: Full-time Online Learning by Request (Not Limited to Medical Need)

  • No students allowed in

school buildings

  • All instruction delivered

through enhanced distance learning, including expanded digital access and digital curriculum resources

  • This approach would be

used in the event of a resurgence of the COVID virus that requires closure

  • f a school or schools
  • Goal is to provide in-school

instruction as frequently as possible to all requesting families

  • State guidelines may

necessitate reduced in-school capacity in Phase II and Phase III (e.g., 50% capacity)

  • Requires new health and safety

protocols in classrooms and non-instructional settings, etc.

  • May involve new instructional

bell schedules to serve students on alternating days

  • Full-time online enrollment for

students based on family request and year-long commitment

  • Students continue to attend

daily online program even if the division moves in and out

  • f in-school and virtual

learning models

  • Cannot guarantee all specialty

programs or electives; program and course offerings may be limited due to teacher availability and scheduling constraints

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Parent choice/selection

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Parent selection -deadline july 15

  • Parents have received an electronic request asking

them to make a choice of online or in-person instruction.

  • Must be completed prior to 11:59 p.m. on July 15
  • Transportation, computer access and lunches will

be a part of the form

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Parent selection -deadline july 15

  • Parents are making a commitment to virtual or

in-person instruction for the entire 2020-21 school year

  • No changes can be made after the input form

closes at 11:59 p.m. on July 15

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Teacher

  • ptions

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Teacher selection - KNOWN

The priority for teacher telework requests will be:

  • Individual medical issues including membership in a

high risk COVID-19 category

  • Medical issues of a member of your household
  • Personal preference (which includes childcare)

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Teacher selection - UNKNOWN

  • If teachers will need to share students across schools
  • If we’ll be able to find subs if someone gets sick
  • If students will have a FES teacher virtual
  • If students will have a FES teacher in-person
  • What happens if a singleton (such as our STEAM

teacher) qualifies for distance learning, who provides in person STEAM, etc.

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Three simultaneous data collection efgorts due july 15

Physical spaces for students Family preferences Teacher preferences

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Class assignments

  • County will work to ensure that all

students in a family attend in-person instruction on the same days

  • School placement decisions and

classroom assignments TBD

  • Need to create balanced classes
  • No guarantee of what teacher will teach

which classes or grades

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Weekly instructional schedule

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On-line - KNOWN

Monday Tuesday - Friday

Teachers: Dedicated Planning, PD, and office hours Students: Independent or collaborative work

3-4 hours/day of direct/synchronous instruction (whole group, small group, and individual) Up to 1 hour/day of specialized instruction as needed (e.g., ESOL, SPED, Intervention, AAP) 0.5 hours/day special

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  • nline - uNknown
  • Specials availability and ofgering
  • Class size cap
  • Special education and ESOL instruction
  • Program availability:

○ Band, Strings, Chorus ○ Level II & III AAP

  • Whether kids will be groups across schools
  • Whether a teacher may have a virtual and a face to

face class (maybe live streaming??)

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Face to Face - Known

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  • Lunches may be in the classroom
  • Ideally, students stay in their cohort
  • It is possible that our bell schedule will have to

change due to transportation needs across the county

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Face to Face- unknown

  • Specials:

○ Amount, time, location, format, which ones

  • Recess/time outside
  • Program availability:

○ Band/Strings/Chorus ○ Level II, III AAP and Advanced Math for students not in Level IV AAP

  • Special Education and ESOL instruction
  • Will small groups of children in difgerent cohorts

will be able to be pulled into small groups (i.e. SPED/ESOL/Speech, AAP, etc.)

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Room arrangement

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Face to face Room arrangement

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  • Reduced capacity (50%)
  • FCPS Facilities says that most BHES classes can hold 14-18

students

  • Student movement in the class will be limited as

developmentally appropriate.

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Sample set up

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Safety

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Face to face Safety - known

  • Masks are mandatory for students (as

developmentally appropriate) and adults

  • PPE will be provided to stafg
  • Increased custodial cleaning
  • Plexiglass barriers in offjce
  • Likely to have multiple entrances and exits
  • Health screening is mandatory

○ Details being worked out

  • Area for possible sick kids has to be established.
  • Likely turn hallways into one way.
  • Delays will occur with routine temperature checks

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Face to face Safety - unknown

  • Health screening procedures
  • What happens if a student doesn’t wear a mask
  • Which students are not required to wear masks
  • What will be the protocol if a student or family

member has COVID-19

  • What will be the protocol if a teacher has

COVID-19

  • Will teachers be able to get plexiglass for their

rooms, tables, desks, etc.

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How to make your decision

  • Involve your children
  • Create your own pros/cons list
  • Consider needs of each child
  • Establish realistic expectations
  • Talk to your doctor
  • Consider your learner

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*A a pro/con list found on the internet

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*A a pro/con list found on the internet

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resources

FCPS Return to School Resources: https://www.fcps.edu/index.php/returntoschool FAQs: https://www.fcps.edu/return-school/return-school-questions-and- answers These links explain in greater detail the two return to school

  • ptions:
  • Virtual online instruction
  • In-school learning

Additional Questions:

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Questions and maybe answers

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