Updates:
- July 20, 2020 Fall Update Letter from Supt. Bahr
- July 31, 2020 Dr. Chen - "It’s up to all of us to get students back in the classroom."
- July 31, 2020 Letter from Supt. Bahr with Town Hall and Survey links and information
- To read the plan from OSPI: https://bit.ly/reopeningWAschools
- 8/4 Town Hall Meeting Video Password: Townhall8/4
- September 4, 2020 Collective Message
- October 3, 2020 Memo Release
- October 9, 2020 Protocols for COVID-19 Exposures
- October 13, 2020 Letter to Dr. Chen
- October 20, 2020 Letter from Supt. Bahr
- October 23, 2020 Press Release
- October 30, 2020 Letter to Families
- October 30, 2020 Press Release: COVID-19 Testing Pilot
- November 6, 2020 Letter from Supt. Bahr
- November 9, 2020 Follow Up Pilot Letter
- November 11, 2020 Letter to Staff and Community
- November 24, 2020 COVID-19 Pilot Information
- December 18th, 2020 Update from Supt. Bahr
- January 8th, 2021 Return to In-Person Letter
- January 15th, 2021 Letter
- Spring Into Learning 2021
Learn to Return Playbook
FAQs - Hybrid Model
- Does my child have to wear a mask?
- Are masks necessary outside?
- May my child wear a shield in place of a mask?
- My child wears glasses that get foggy. May my child wear a shield instead of a mask?
- Are parents allowed to be present during the Screening process each morning?
- What is the process of the daily screening and what are teachers asking each student?
- May my child wear a neck gaiter instead of a mask?
- Can my child have their temperature taken on their wrist instead of their head?
- If a child gets a cold, then they are automatically out for 2 weeks?
- Will parents be alerted if there’s a case at school?
- What are the best materials for homemade cloth masks?
- How should I care for my cloth mask?
- Should students wear masks outside, during recess?
- What if my child tests positive for Covid-19?
- What if my child has an exposure to a confirmed Covid-19 case?
Does my child have to wear a mask?
Are masks necessary outside?
May my child wear a shield in place of a mask?
My child wears glasses that get foggy. May my child wear a shield instead of a mask?
Are parents allowed to be present during the Screening process each morning?
What is the process of the daily screening and what are teachers asking each student?
May my child wear a neck gaiter instead of a mask?
Can my child have their temperature taken on their wrist instead of their head?
If a child gets a cold, then they are automatically out for 2 weeks?
Will parents be alerted if there’s a case at school?
What are the best materials for homemade cloth masks?
How should I care for my cloth mask?
Should students wear masks outside, during recess?
What if my child tests positive for Covid-19?
What if my child has an exposure to a confirmed Covid-19 case?
FAQs - Remote Learning
- Will all students be provided with a chromebook?
- Will there be a more regimented curriculum than what was provided last Spring?
- Will the schools be providing lunches during remote learning?
- Is there an option to reduce high school students attending each day and alternate days, so they are attending at least 2 days per week?
- Are we able to opt out of in person learning and stay with only online learning?
- Is there a contact for special needs questions?
- How are you planning to roll out chromebooks?
- How will sports be facilitated?
- For children starting Kindergarten, how will the assessments happen?
- When school resumes in person, will students still get to do PE, Art, Music, etc?
- Are there any resources to help parents with online learning?
- Will attendance be taken daily?
- Will all instruction be online or will there be paper packets of assignments?
- When will we find out if our child will be coming into the school in a small group?
- Do we have to use the school provided chromebooks or can we use our own personal devices at home?
- Is only one platform for learning being used?
- Is there a possibility for all teachers to record their curriculum for those that are not able to participate live?
- What is the flexibility for parents to “teach” kids at home for parents that work during the day?
- Does the school supply list still apply or will there be a new supply list distributed based on the new distance learning schedule?
- What are the options for enrolling our students in another ESD program?
- What grades does MRPP serve?
- Is MRPP online or paper based?
- What is the plan for state testing if the students do not return to school?
- Will the cohort of 5 children in the classroom rotate each day so that a new set of 5 children are in the classroom the following day with a rotating schedule?
- Where can I find curriculum samples for MRPP and EOA?
- If students go back full time and ride the bus, how will that be done with social distancing?
- What will middle school and high school schedules look like?
- Will the middle school and high school be doing virtual classes daily?
- Will we be able to schedule an appointment for a “tutor” session if a parent or student is in need of more help?
- Is there a cost for EOA and MRPP?
- Will there be more live online instruction vs. a list of assignments and one or two hourly zoom meetings a week?
- How many cases have been in Eatonville?
- When and how will middle and high school students get their schedules?
- Will we have some say in who our “cohorts” are so we can coordinate family groups working together and/or transportation with our neighbors?
- Will there be a high school band?
- Will hotspots be available for families that have connectivity issues? How do we get one if provided?
- Will there be middle school band and sports info available?
- How will grades be assigned?
- How long will be doing distance learning?
- Who do I contact if I need assistance?
Will all students be provided with a chromebook?
Will there be a more regimented curriculum than what was provided last Spring?
Will the schools be providing lunches during remote learning?
Is there an option to reduce high school students attending each day and alternate days, so they are attending at least 2 days per week?
Are we able to opt out of in person learning and stay with only online learning?
Is there a contact for special needs questions?
How are you planning to roll out chromebooks?
How will sports be facilitated?
For children starting Kindergarten, how will the assessments happen?
When school resumes in person, will students still get to do PE, Art, Music, etc?
Are there any resources to help parents with online learning?
Will attendance be taken daily?
Will all instruction be online or will there be paper packets of assignments?
When will we find out if our child will be coming into the school in a small group?
Do we have to use the school provided chromebooks or can we use our own personal devices at home?
Is only one platform for learning being used?
Is there a possibility for all teachers to record their curriculum for those that are not able to participate live?
What is the flexibility for parents to “teach” kids at home for parents that work during the day?
Does the school supply list still apply or will there be a new supply list distributed based on the new distance learning schedule?
What are the options for enrolling our students in another ESD program?
What grades does MRPP serve?
Is MRPP online or paper based?
What is the plan for state testing if the students do not return to school?
Will the cohort of 5 children in the classroom rotate each day so that a new set of 5 children are in the classroom the following day with a rotating schedule?
Where can I find curriculum samples for MRPP and EOA?
If students go back full time and ride the bus, how will that be done with social distancing?
What will middle school and high school schedules look like?
Will the middle school and high school be doing virtual classes daily?
Will we be able to schedule an appointment for a “tutor” session if a parent or student is in need of more help?
Is there a cost for EOA and MRPP?
Will there be more live online instruction vs. a list of assignments and one or two hourly zoom meetings a week?
How many cases have been in Eatonville?
When and how will middle and high school students get their schedules?
Will we have some say in who our “cohorts” are so we can coordinate family groups working together and/or transportation with our neighbors?
Will there be a high school band?
Will hotspots be available for families that have connectivity issues? How do we get one if provided?
Will there be middle school band and sports info available?
How will grades be assigned?
How long will be doing distance learning?
Who do I contact if I need assistance?
🧼😷👩⚕️Healthy Habits🧼😷👩⚕️
Stay informed by frequenting the local Health Department website: tpchd.org/coronavirus.
Back to School Fall 2020
School will be back in session this fall, but it will look different than it did before the pandemic to ensure the health, safety, and education of all students. https://youtu.be/JJCS4-UVu_c
To read the plan from OSPI:
https://bit.ly/reopeningWAschools
Quick Links
Where can I learn more?
- Tacoma Pierce County Health Department
- Tacoma Pierce County Health Department Resources
- Washington State Department of Health
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- Eatonville School District Health Services
- Supt. Chris Reykdal 6-11-2020
- OSPI Guidelines for Fall 2020 Reopening
- Supt. Bahr July 20, 2020 Fall Update
Pierce County Information
Meal sites in the North Puget Sound
Parent/Student Resources
- Resources for Parents and Students
- How to talk to kids about the 2019 Coronavirus
- How to log-in to Google at home
- First Responder, Healthcare, & Military (essential personnel)
- Learning Packets - May 4
- WASHINGTON STATE RESOURCE GUIDE FOR PARENTS AND CAREGIVERS: Caring for Your Family During COVID-19
Resources for Parents and Students
How to talk to kids about the 2019 Coronavirus
How to log-in to Google at home
First Responder, Healthcare, & Military (essential personnel)
Learning Packets - May 4
WASHINGTON STATE RESOURCE GUIDE FOR PARENTS AND CAREGIVERS: Caring for Your Family During COVID-19
Educational Resource Links:
These are not specific to the Eatonville School District, but are a wide listing of companies sharing their resources for free to families. It is an entire spreadsheet of varying digital learning resources.
- National Science Foundation
- Over 60 Online Digital Learning Resources - From ActivelyLearn all the way to Zoom.
Eatonville School District Updates
- Superintendent Bahr Newsletters and Updates
- Symptoms of COVID-19 from CDC
- Handwashing Guidance from the CDC
- FAQ
- School Classrooms Closed - Teaching is on!
- ALL ESD BUILDINGS ARE CLOSED ON 3-17-2020
- 3/15/2020 as of 9:30 p.m.
- Grab & Go Meals
- Mid-March Update 3-13-2020
- Inslee Mandate 3-12-2020
- 3-11-2020 as of 2:40 p.m.
- 3-10-2020 Update
- 3-9-2020 Update
- 3-5-2020
- 3-2-2020 Update
Superintendent Bahr Newsletters and Updates
Symptoms of COVID-19 from CDC
Handwashing Guidance from the CDC
FAQ
School Classrooms Closed - Teaching is on!
ALL ESD BUILDINGS ARE CLOSED ON 3-17-2020
3/15/2020 as of 9:30 p.m.
Grab & Go Meals
Mid-March Update 3-13-2020
Inslee Mandate 3-12-2020
3-11-2020 as of 2:40 p.m.
3-10-2020 Update
3-9-2020 Update
3-5-2020
3-2-2020 Update
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Dr. Chen - Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department
OSPI Supt. Reykdal
Grading Guidance from Reykdal: OSPI Information