Dear Norwood Families,

 

As winter approaches, snow and frigid temperatures will soon be upon us.  This brings the potential for school closings. Since we have already missed so much instructional time, this year we will be making an adjustment to the schedule, if needed. This will be different from the way we have done it in the past.  

Dear Norwood Families,

 

As winter approaches, snow and frigid temperatures will soon be upon us.  This brings the potential for school closings. Since we have already missed so much instructional time, this year we will be making an adjustment to the schedule, if needed. This will be different from the way we have done it in the past.  

Over the past several months, we have learned that students can learn virtually. Therefore, if we need to close the school buildings due to the weather or COVID-19 emergency, the plan moving forward is for students to follow a remote learning schedule.  Below is the schedule that your child should follow based on his/her grade (High School bell schedule – both A and B day students combined for remote learning days).  This is also the schedule that will be used daily if schools are closed due to COVID-19.

Dear Sharpsburg Families,

 

As winter approaches, snow and frigid temperatures will soon be upon us. This brings the potential for school closings. Since we have already missed so much instructional time, this year we will be making an adjustment to the schedule, if needed. This will be different from the way we have done it in the past.

 

Over the past several months, we have learned that students can learn virtually. Therefore, if we need to close the school buildings due to the weather or COVID-19 emergency, the plan moving forward is for students to follow a remote learning schedule. Below is the schedule that your child should follow based on his/her grade. This is also the schedule that will be used daily if schools are closed due to COVID-19.

 

In the event schools are closed due to weather or COVID-19 emergency, families will be contacted by the district’s automated phone-calling system. A message will also be posted on the school’s website and posted on the local news channels.

Dear Norwood Families,

As winter approaches, snow and frigid temperatures will soon be upon us.  This brings the potential for school closings. Since we have already missed so much instructional time, this year we will be making an adjustment to the schedule, if needed. This will be different from the way we have done it in the past.  

Over the past several months, we have learned that students can learn virtually. Therefore, if we need to close the school buildings due to the weather or COVID-19 emergency, the plan moving forward is for students to follow a remote learning schedule.  Below is the schedule that your in-person student should follow based on his/her grade. Students will attend classes via Google Meets, Monday-Friday, at the designated bell times below.  Fulltime Virtual students will continue their program as normal. 

 

 

 

 Dear Wildcat Parents,

As winter approaches, snow and frigid temperatures will soon be upon us.  This brings the potential for school closings. Since we have already missed so much instructional time, this year we will be adjusting the schedule, if needed. This will be different from the way we have done it in the past.

 

Over the past several months, we have learned that students can learn virtually.  Therefore, if we need to close the school buildings due to the weather or COVID-19 emergency, the plan moving forward is for students to follow a remote learning schedule.  Each teacher will send parents their child’s schedule based on his/her grade.   This is also the schedule that will be used daily if schools are closed due to weather or COVID-19.

Dear Norwood Families,

 

As winter approaches, snow and frigid temperatures will soon be upon us.  This brings the potential for school closings. Since we have already missed so much instructional time, this year we will be making an adjustment to the schedule, if needed. This will be different from the way we have done it in the past.  

 

Over the past several months, we have learned that students can learn virtually. Therefore, if we need to close the school buildings due to the weather or COVID-19 emergency, the plan moving forward is for students to follow a remote learning schedule.  Below is the schedule that your child should follow based on his/her grade.  This is also the schedule that will be used daily if schools are closed due to COVID-19.