Students will be placed into two groups for the Hybrid learning model. These groups will apply only when the Hybrid learning model is in effect in our schools and will not be used during Enhanced Distance Learning.

Group 1 — last name beginning A-K — will attend school in person on Mondays, Tuesdays and some Wednesdays. Group 2 — last name beginning L-Z — will attend school in person on Thursdays, Fridays and some Wednesdays. 

Kindergarteners will attend at their assigned time (AM or PM) on their scheduled days.

• Special education: Special education students who would qualify to attend five days a week during the hybrid model will begin a phase-in to full-time instruction on Monday, August 31.  These students will continue to receive full-time, in-person instruction for the remainder of the current EDL period and the hybrid period.  

• Elementary in-school transition days — Week of September 14:  You can view the Elementary In-School Transition Days schedule here for Barrington, Greensview, Tremont and Windermere. K-5 students will each have one in-person transition day in their schools, based on their grade level and assigned hybrid grouping, during the week of September 14. The elementary schools will operate with fewer students in the building during this transition week, allowing students to become accustomed to the facilities and health and safety protocols in small groups. 

• Wickliffe In-School Transition Schedule: At Wickliffe, this will look a little different so we can keep our 2 / 3 classes together. You can view the Wickliffe In-School Transition Days schedule here.

• Middle school and high school in-school transition days — Week of September 14:  You can view the Secondary In-School Transition Days schedule here. Students in grades six and nine will each have one in-person transition day on Thursday, September 17 or Friday, September 18 based on their assigned hybrid grouping. New-to-the district students and students on Individualized Education Plans in grades 7-8 and 10-12 have the option of attending on the transition day that corresponds to their assigned hybrid grouping.  

During the week of September 14, when students do not have an in-school transition day, they will be engaging in independent remote learning assignments or teacher-supported Enhanced Distance Learning, depending on their hybrid grouping and grade level. You can view the Enhanced Distance Learning and Remote Learning Schedules below:

• Elementary Enhanced Distance Learning and Remote Learning Schedule (Week of September 14)
  
  

• Wickliffe ONLY Enhanced Distance Learning and Remote Learning Schedule (Week of September 14)
  
  

• Secondary Enhanced Distance Learning and Remote Learning Schedule (Week of September 14)
  
  

• Parents assess and report students’ health before school
• Face masks required for students and staff per district policy
• Increased cleaning and sanitizing of surfaces
• Frequent hand sanitizing
• One to two students per seat on buses, with masks required
• Lunch in classrooms and other spaces as needed with allergy precautions in place
• No visitors or volunteers
• No shared student supplies
• No lockers (secondary level) and care taken with cubbies at elementary schools
• One-way hallways when possible
• No field trips
• No overnight travel
• No large group student events
• SACC students attend on scheduled in-person learning days only (beginning September 21)
• Extracurricular activities will continue with precautions
• No in-person after-school enrichment classes (elementary level); PTOs may choose to offer virtual after-school enrichment opportunities
• No in-person after-school clubs
• No facility rentals for interior spaces

• When to keep your child home from school
• General school COVID response protocol
• Contact tracing information
• How to select, wear and clean your mask

Nutritional Services will offer pre-ordered meals for students on their in-person learning days beginning Monday, September 14. For information about pre-ordering meals on the in-person learning days for your student, please click here, or continuing reading below.

Please note that the last day for Enhanced Distance Learning meal pickup is Friday, September 11.

How will students receive their pre-ordered meals? All student meals will be delivered to the classroom. Elementary students will be in their homeroom, and middle and high school students will eat in either their 2nd or 6th period class, depending on the day of the week. 

How do I pre-order my student's meal? Meals can be pre-ordered by visiting the UA preorder link or scan the QR code for online ordering on the UA Nutritional Services webpage. Each meal includes a choice of entree, fruit and/or vegetables and milk. When pre-ordering your meal, elementary families will select their students' home classroom for delivery, and middle and high school families will select their students' room for either 2nd or 6th period. 

What is the cost for meals? There is currently no charge for elementary students through December 30th due to a USDA National Waiver. Middle school meals will be $3.75 and high school meals will be $5.00. (There is no charge at middle or high school buildings for students who qualify for free/reduced meal benefits.)

Remote Learning and Online Academy meal pickup

If you would like to pick up meals for your student’s remote learning days, or for your Online Academy student, please complete this form. Meals will be available for pickup beginning Tuesday, September 22.

• Focused support and programming in the areas of diversity, equity and inclusion
• School counselors K-12
• School nurses
• School psychologists
• Prevention clinicians (Syntero)
• Referral services for mental health specialists
• Community-based educational programs and supports
• School counselor facilitated groups
• Advisory groups

Please reach out to your school counselor, nurse or principal if you need support.