Frequently Asked Questions
Updated: March 24, 2021
- Will the second semester schedule change after spring break?
- Will attendance be taken?
- Will assignments be graded?
- Will students be socially distanced in the classroom?
- Are face masks still required?
- Will the definition of a close contact be changed and how will this affect quarantining?
- If my student has COVID-like symptoms, do they need to stay home?
- When can my student return to school after experiencing COVID-19 symptoms?
- When can my student return to school after being identified as a close contact?
- If my student exhibits COVID-19 symptoms, can they obtain a doctor's note to return to school before their isolation period is over?
- Do I still need to fill out the symptom self-certification form before my student enters the building?
- Is a temperature check required before entering the building?
- Where will students eat lunch? Where will students go for study halls? Will students be allowed to go outside?
- How will I be notified if my student is removed from the waitlist?
- Can I choose to place my student back in full-time remote learning?
- Will the district monitor out-of-state travel of students and staff over spring break?
- If my student is an athlete, how will I know if they need to quarantine due to a confirmed positive COVID-19 case?
- What is the bus schedule?
- Will there be a graduation for the Class of 2021?
- Who can attend the district's prom-like event on May 14?
- Will the district provide food service over spring break?
- If my student needs additional help, when will teachers be available?
- If my student is in a specialized program, will I have the option to select in-person or full remote learning?
- Who should I contact if I have questions regarding my student’s IEP or 504 plan?
- Will related services be available?
- How will the district provide social-emotional support to students?
- How can my student access technology support?
- How can my student access WiFi?
- Can I get a refund if I no longer want a parking pass?
Will the second semester schedule change after spring break?
Will attendance be taken?
Will assignments be graded?
Will students be socially distanced in the classroom?
Are face masks still required?
Will the definition of a close contact be changed and how will this affect quarantining?
If my student has COVID-like symptoms, do they need to stay home?
When can my student return to school after experiencing COVID-19 symptoms?
When can my student return to school after being identified as a close contact?
If my student exhibits COVID-19 symptoms, can they obtain a doctor's note to return to school before their isolation period is over?
Do I still need to fill out the symptom self-certification form before my student enters the building?
Is a temperature check required before entering the building?
Where will students eat lunch? Where will students go for study halls? Will students be allowed to go outside?
How will I be notified if my student is removed from the waitlist?
Can I choose to place my student back in full-time remote learning?
Will the district monitor out-of-state travel of students and staff over spring break?
If my student is an athlete, how will I know if they need to quarantine due to a confirmed positive COVID-19 case?
What is the bus schedule?
Will there be a graduation for the Class of 2021?
Who can attend the district's prom-like event on May 14?
Will the district provide food service over spring break?
If my student needs additional help, when will teachers be available?
If my student is in a specialized program, will I have the option to select in-person or full remote learning?
Who should I contact if I have questions regarding my student’s IEP or 504 plan?
Will related services be available?
How will the district provide social-emotional support to students?
How can my student access technology support?
How can my student access WiFi?
Can I get a refund if I no longer want a parking pass?
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