We’re doing 45 minutes visits with no contact. It’s the same here for the off campus quarantine. Dining room is going to be opened back up with 2 to a table with monitors. I’m worried and excited for them. During our quarantine, we’ve done a renovation on our main dining room, it’s still not done (I won’t even go into who was doing it. I’ll just say, it’s six months in and still not completed
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For the dining room, they’re setting up four 3x3 (?) tables in a cross pattern, corners touching, with a gap in the middle. Needless to say, that eats up a ton of space, so they’re also using the activity room. So far, so good!We’re doing 45 minutes visits with no contact. It’s the same here for the off campus quarantine. Dining room is going to be opened back up with 2 to a table with monitors. I’m worried and excited for them. During our quarantine, we’ve done a renovation on our main dining room, it’s still not done (I won’t even go into who was doing it. I’ll just say, it’s six months in and still not completed
I don't know how they are doing it your way, but I would seriously like to hear more about how it's being handled. Where I am, the kids are being allowed to switch back and forth between in-person and virtual. I still keep a paper gradebook, and it is ridiculous. I only have one class that is not AP or college credit, and they are transferring into my AP classes with high grades having done a bunch of BS work, which is not fair to the kids who have actually been doing the work all along, especially because GPAs and class rankings are important issues with those kids.
