NEW THIS YEAR: The district has simplified the virtual learning day attendance reporting process for students and families. In previous years, all homeroom teachers had an individual online attendance form. Beginning this year, there will be one standardized attendance form for each district school. Links to those three forms are below. When completing the attendance form, students/families must select their homeroom teacher from the dropdown list. This will route the attendance submission to the teacher who will record the attendance in PowerSchool. Links to the form will be included in the communication announcing a virtual learning day.
On virtual learning days, high school students must complete the form no earlier than 9 a.m. and no later than 9:30 a.m. Middle school students must complete the form no earlier than 9:30 a.m. and no later than 10 a.m. Elementary center students must complete the form no earlier than 10:30 a.m. and no later than 11 a.m. (Please note these reporting times are adjusted to adhere to a two-hour delay schedule).
If inclement weather conditions result in power outages or other conditions which limit or prohibit a student from participating in virtual learning, the student or the student’s parent/guardian should notify the teacher(s) as soon as possible about the inability to access remote learning. The student will have the number of school days of virtual learning to complete any virtual learning day assignments. (For instance, if one virtual learning day is called on a Tuesday, students will have one school day to complete the assignments. Therefore, the work would be due on Thursday.)
Click here for the high school virtual learning day attendance form.
Click here for the middle school virtual learning day attendance form.
Click here for the elementary center virtual learning day attendance form.