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Remote Learning Guidance

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Content Areas

Specials (Art/Music/Media)

World Languages

Health & Physical Education

Driver Education

Options

Encouraging structured activities that are physical and

focus on social/emotional engagement

Most resources for Core Courses also work for World

Languages. Recorded lectures offer verbal enrichment

as do websites, movies, and videos in and about the

language and related cultures.

• Encourage students to stay active during the

current statewide lockdown.

• Use concern about COVID-19 as a means to

promote sanitary practices for students.

• The classroom portion of a driver education

program may be completed through

remote/distance learning, but the 6-hour behind

the wheel portion of driver education programs

must be suspended for the duration of the

Governor’s mandated school closure as schools

are closed to onsite instruction. The health and

safety concerns for students and staff are

paramount.

Grading

We understand that resources vary for students to fully engage in a remote learning

environment and that current events may be distressing to students. There is a wide range of

needs demonstrated by our learners. We believe:

● Remote learning, in and of itself, should not have an adverse impact on student grades.

● During this time, students may experience positive learning gains in a way that may not

happen in the traditional school setting

● Students should have the opportunity to have their grade reflect their achievement if they

are demonstrating success with remote learning

● Effective feedback, grading, and evaluation can provide an important contribution to a

healthy social-emotional state

Options and Opportunities

Grades for the current term should be reported on a pass/incomplete basis (recommended).

Grading structures at the district level could consider:

• It is encouraged that local districts issue an incomplete to students who are unable to

complete the instructional remote learning activities in a timely fashion.

• Districts who have engaged in a full year competency-based grading pilot have the

autonomy to decide grades using their established structure.

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