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SMHS PTO-Town Hall Meeting Understanding your options

July 23, 2020

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Welcome Bienvenidos

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  • Muchas gracias a Armando

Molina.

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Mandatory Survey

  • Your educational commitment

for Fall 2020

  • One survey per student in the

SMUHSD

  • Deadline: July 24th
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Topics for clarification

Understanding the Phases What is Synchronous Online Learning? Understanding your Educational Options for the Fall Athletics August Activities

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Phases

  • Phase 1: All students engaged in
  • nline learning, campuses closed,

except for outdoor student spaces

  • Phase 2: Synchronous online learning

with English Learners, some students with disabilities, small groups of students, and outdoor instruction sites on-campus for parts of the day ○ Notes: ■ Outdoor classes may include Phys. Education, Performing Arts, etc. Notes, continued:

  • Phase 3: Phase 2 and general

education students on campus in A/B cohorts, approx. 25% of student population

  • Phase 4: Phase 2 and general

education students on campus in A/B cohorts, approx. 50% of student population

  • Phase 5: All students on campus
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Four Pillars-Safety Practices

Health and Hygiene

  • Daily Health Screenings
  • PPE
  • Hygiene Routines
  • Ventilation & Cleaning
  • Training & Orientation

Face Coverings

  • Mandated while on campus

Physical Distancing

  • 6 feet of separation
  • Desks facing one direction
  • Outdoor classrooms

Limit Gatherings

  • Student group sizes limited
  • Typical interactions reduced
  • Synchronous Learning
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SMUHSD Instructional Schedule (Early DRAFT)

Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri

7:45-8:45

Site-based & District PD/PLC/Faculty Meetings

9:00-10:15 Per 1 Per 2 Enrichment & Intervention 1st 8:50 - 9:20 2nd 9:25 - 9:55 3rd 10:10 -10:40 4th 10:45 -11:15 5th 11:20 11:50 Lunch 11:50 - 12:20 6th 12:25 - 12:55 7th 1:00 - 1:30 Per 1 Per 2 10:30-11:45 Per 3 Per 4 Per 3 Per 4 11:45-12:15 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch 12:30-1: Per 5 Per 6 Per 5 Per 6 1:45-3:00 Per 7 Support Period

(1:45-2:45)

Per 7 Support Period

(1:45-2:45)

3:00-3:15

Office Hours / Clubs / Activities on Tuesday & Thursday (2:45-3:15)

Support period will be used for small-group tutorial, completing labs or group assignments, working on asynchronous assignments.

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What is Synchronous Online Learning ?

  • Live, interactive classes meeting

every period using CANVAS conferencing and other instructional tools

  • Students learn virtually while

teachers are teaching in live time

  • Virtual classes will meet at the

scheduled time

  • Students log into class during their

assigned period and teachers take attendance

  • Live, virtual structured support

periods have been built into the schedule.

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Educational Choice A Synchronous Online Learning

Students would be engaging in Distance/Remote Learning and...

  • Logging on during the appropriate
  • period. A good choice for students

needing a schedule.

  • Attendance will be taken.
  • Teachers teaching in real time and

students at home would be logged in and participating remotely. (Synchronous Learning)

  • Live virtual teaching and learning.

A good choice for staying connected.

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Educational Option B Independent Studies (IS)

The student will enroll directly in Independent Studies classes and be assigned an IS teacher.

  • Asynchronous Instruction. A good

choice for students needing flexibility, or who have work or family responsibilities.

  • Pre-recorded lessons.
  • Pacing set by instructor.
  • Edgenuity online courses.
  • Meet with IS teacher min. 1x/week

for 1:1 virtual meeting and to coordinate assessments.

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Dual Enrollment Concurrent Enrollment

  • Students may take classes through California

Community College for Graduation credit

  • Students should indicate on their survey that they wish

to drop a course with SMUHSD as they will be enrolling in the Community College to meet their graduation requirement ○ Courses should be pre-approved to ensure that student continues to be on track for graduation ○ Students may take up to 40 credits for Graduation Credit outside of SMUHSD over four-year career

  • Students/Families are encouraged to attend one of two

zoom sessions to learn more about the ofgerings available through the Community College and how to enroll

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August 4th at 5pm via zoom. Link will be made

available on the District website soon

  • Courses will appear as out-of-district courses on the

SMUHSD transcript upon submission of the transcript at the conclusion of the semester (as appropriate)

  • Community College Courses are free for high school

students - fewer than 11 units

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Physical Education

Physical Education in the 9th and 10th grades is a graduation requirement.

  • Since we are starting in Phase

1, no classes will take place on campus. PE-Remotely

  • Use of PLT4M program in

addition to adapting current units and lessons

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Sports

December 1 or January 1 start date, combining fall and winter sports has been proposed, so there will be Season 1 and Season 2. Season 1: Cross Country, Football, Water Polo, Volleyball Season 2: February 22:Badminton, Soccer, Tennis. March 8: Swimming March 15: Wrestling, Basketball, Baseball, Golf, Track & Field, Softball, Cheer

All athletes need to be sure to complete the clearance

  • process. Athletes may participate in more than one

sport per season.

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Supply distribution

Tentative Distribution dates

  • August 4th and 11th- Freshmen
  • August 5th and 12th-Sophomores
  • August 6th and 13th-Juniors
  • August 7th and 14th-Seniors

First date is for technology (all chromebooks were sanitized and disinfected in June) and Student IDs. Students will be given temporary IDs and the opportunity to get a photo ID. Second date is for textbooks and other classroom materials, such as art, science kits.

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Photos

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Thanks for coming and listening!