CPS Roadmap to Reopening
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APPENDIX C - FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS<br />
What should I do if I do not feel comfortable letting my child return <strong>to</strong> campus?<br />
If, for any reason, you are not ready <strong>to</strong> let your child attend class on campus, please contact the<br />
Academic Direc<strong>to</strong>rs <strong>to</strong> discuss Model 3 Connected Comets. This option allows any family <strong>to</strong><br />
transition <strong>to</strong> distance learning at any time.<br />
How will grades be managed in each of the scenarios?<br />
Students will be assessed using a variety of methods, whether they are learning on campus or<br />
from home. For students learning completely at home, the nature of the graded assignments may<br />
be different, depending on the grade level, subject area, and learning targets.<br />
What should I do if my child is not being challenged during distance learning?<br />
Parents are encouraged <strong>to</strong> first contact their homeroom teacher if they do not feel their child is<br />
adequately challenged during distance learning. If additional assistance is needed, parents<br />
and/or teachers should then contact the Academic Direc<strong>to</strong>rs <strong>to</strong> discuss tailored solutions for your<br />
child.<br />
What happens if my child-or anyone in my family-arrives on campus without a mask?<br />
All individuals on our campus are required <strong>to</strong> wear a mask 2020-21 academic year until notified<br />
otherwise. <strong>CPS</strong> will provide one fabric masks for each employee and all students. <strong>CPS</strong> will also<br />
have disposable masks available.<br />
Will students participate in field trips, assemblies, annual traditions and sports?<br />
Field trips and annual traditions and all activities outside of school are temporarily suspended. In<br />
the future these will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis <strong>to</strong> determine which activities are safe<br />
and appropriate based on the current government regulations. For athletic events and sports, we<br />
will follow the guidance set by the PRHSAA and LAMEPI.<br />
What will happen if a student or teacher tests positive for COVID-19?<br />
If a student or any member of the staff tests positive for COVID-19 during the school year, the<br />
school will implement the CDC guidelines. (See pro<strong>to</strong>cols for Illness on Campus – page 18).<br />
What will happen if my student(s) needs <strong>to</strong> quarantine during the school year?<br />
The synchronous distance learning will be made available <strong>to</strong> students who are required <strong>to</strong> stay<br />
home due <strong>to</strong> a positive test result for COVID-19 or the 14-day quarantine pro<strong>to</strong>col for exposure.<br />
What will happen if a teacher needs <strong>to</strong> quarantine during the school year?<br />
Teachers, if asymp<strong>to</strong>matic or quarantined due <strong>to</strong> exposure, will support their classrooms via<br />
synchronous virtual instruction with assistance, if needed. If the teacher is ill, a substitute teacher<br />
will be assigned.<br />
In case the school is closed, what will happen with any fees (lunch, bus, athletics, activities<br />
and tuition fees) that have been paid in advance?<br />
<strong>CPS</strong> will continue <strong>to</strong> provide a <strong>to</strong>p-class learning experience for all of its students, regardless of<br />
the model used (face-<strong>to</strong>-face, hybrid or distant) and our teachers and staff will continue <strong>to</strong> work<br />
around the clock so that our student’s learning will not be adversely impacted. Therefore, we are<br />
not planning <strong>to</strong> change our current tuition fees. However, changes in the levels of usage for bus,<br />
lunch, and activities fees will be adjusted accordingly.<br />
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