Middlebury Community Schools 2020 -21 Reopening Plan July 21, 2020 Board of School Trustees Presentation
Considerations and Recommendations Developed using guidance from: • Indiana Department of Education (IDOE) • Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH) • Indiana Family & Social Service Administration (FSSA) Developed in Collaboration with: • Indiana’s Considerations for Learning and Safe Schools (IN -CLASS) • WaNee Community Schools • Center for Disease Control (CDC) “Opening Up America Again” • Baugo Community Schools • Governor Holcomb’s Indiana “Back on Track” Plan • Elkhart Community Schools • Parkview Health’s “Framework for a Healthy Opening” • Goshen Community Schools • Georgia Department of Education and Department of Public Health’s • Concord Community Schools “Path to Recovery for K - 12 Schools” • Fairfield Community Schools Guiding Principles: • Safe Students and Staff : Providing ongoing education and support services to address the immediate and long-term considerations of students and staff • Safe Classrooms: Implement safety protocols and preventative health measures that accommodate a range of reopening scenarios and contingency plans while offering multiple educational opportunities • Safe Buildings: Create a safe physical space for students and staff while in the building • Safe Schedules: Ensure students and staff can move safely to/from school and in between classrooms and buildings • Safe Activities: Enjoy modified co/extra-curricular activities and athletic events with necessary modifications and preventative safety measures in place
MCS CS Co Committ ttee ees for Reo eopening pening Sc School ols • Purpose pose of the e Committee mittees • Purpose of the committees was to be an extensive representation of our school staff and parents to help plan for the unknowns of the 2020-2021 School Year • These committees were a collective think-tank to brainstorm possible “pros and cons” to all possible scenarios of school available for us • Each committee was tasked at looking at specific start of school needs • Committees helped develop and interpret parent/student and staff survey data • Each committee member made individual recommendations for their assigned start of school needs • Plans the committees have helped develop have built in flexibility to pivot to any new mandates given to us at any point over the next 15 months
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MCS CS St Star art t of Sc School ol Pr Proces cess an and Timel eline ines, , Co Cont. t. rd = Menta • June ne 23 rd ntal l Health lth and d Wellness lness Committee mittee Meeting eting #2 rd = Sc • June ne 23 rd School ool Op Operations tions Committee mittee Meeting eting #2 #2 rd = Return • June ne 23 rd urn to Instr struction ction Committe mittee e Meeting eting #2 rd = Facilities • June ne 23 rd ilities Committee mittee Meeting eting #2 th = MCS Parent • June ne 24 th ent/Studen /Student t and Staff surveys s released leased th = MCS • June ne 30 th S Se Seconda ondary ry electiv ctive e teac acher hers s meeting eting st = Retur • July y 1 st turn n to Instr truct uction ion Committee mmittee Meeting eting #3 (break eakout out discuss cussions ions by schoo hool l levels) ls) st = Faci • July y 1 st ciliti lities es Committee mittee Meeting eting # 3 # 3 th = MCS survey • July y 5 th y ends s at midnight night
MCS CS St Star art t of Sc School ol Pr Proces cess an and Timel eline ines, , Co Cont. t. th = MCS survey • July y 6 th y data ta compiled piled and analy alyzed ed th = Menta • July y 7 th tal l Health lth and d Wellnes lness s Committee mittee Meeting eting #3 #3 th = School • July y 7 th ool Op Operations ions Committee mmittee Meeting eting #3 th = Return • July y 7 th urn to Instr struction ction Committe mittee e Meeting eting #4 th = Facilities • July y 7 th ilities Committee mittee Meeting eting #4 th = Final • July y 8 th al MCS S Pl Plan parame ameter ters s approved ed by M y MTA executiv cutive e committe mittee th = Final • July y 9 th al MCS S Plan parameter ameters approved ed by MCS admin in team am
MCS CS St Star art t of Sc School ol Pr Proces cess an and Timel eline ines, , Co Cont. t. th = North • July y 14 th thridg ridge e Middle dle School ool Plan n approval al meet eting ing th = York Eleme • July y 16 th mentar ntary y Plan n approval al meet eting ing th = Jeffer • July y 16 th erson son Eleme ment ntary ary Plan n approval al meetin ting th = North • July y 16 th thridg ridge e High h School ool Plan n approval al meet eting ing th = Middle • July y 16 th dlebury ury Eleme ment ntary ary Plan n approval al meet eting ing th = Herita • July y 17 th itage e Inte term rmed edia iate e Plan n approval al meet eting ing th = Orchar • July y 17 th hard d View w Element mentary ary Plan n approval al meeting ting st = School • July y 21 st ool Boar ard d Presen senta tatio tion st = Stude • July y 21 st dent nt Online ne Regis istr tratio tion n released eased st = Stude • July y 31 st dent nt Online ne Regis istr tratio tion n deadline dline Tota tal l ti time e for MCS CS F Form rmal al Mee eeti tings ngs = 49 49 h hour urs!
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K-12 Educational Options Op Option ion 1: 100% 0% Traditional ditional In In-Per erson on Regular School Day Times • Monday - Friday • All students and staff will have masks with them at all times • All students and staff wear masks when entering the building and transitioning to and from • classroom areas All classroom furniture will be arranged as “socially distanced” with 6 feet between the teacher’s • desk/board and students’ desks • All students and staff will wear face masks/coverings in the classroom until seated, facing the same direction, and socially distanced (6 feet apart) During instructional time, teachers and students may remove their masks when socially distanced. • There will be limited physical interaction through partner or group work • K-5 Specials schedules will allow for time to clean and sanitize classrooms and materials and/or • have specials teachers travel to classrooms depending on the buildings. Grades 6-12 – Some virtual/hybrid instruction will take place during the school day within the • buildings to accommodate social distancing and cohorts
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