River Valley Community,
On September 22, 2020, the River Valley Board of Education voted for students to return for in-person learning on a Monday through Thursday schedule with Friday being an online-only day for all students. This will begin on Tuesday, October 6, 2020. Teachers will use the online Fridays to connect with all students via Google Classroom and Meet. Friday will also include time for teachers to schedule meetings with any student needing one- on-one attention. Teachers will also be able to use this time to develop and record lessons. This schedule will last through the end of the 2nd nine weeks.
The timeline for returning is:
Monday, October 5th: PD Day - No School for students
Tuesday, October 6th: K-12 students return
Students will attend Monday - Thursday with Friday being an online day for ALL students.
Next steps for parent/guardians:
No Change to child’s learning choice (In-person or Online Only): If your child will continue with their current choice (In-person or Online Only) no further action is needed from parents.
Changing child’s learning choice (In-person or Online Only): Parents have until September 30, 2020, to change their student’s school choice from:
Student is currently Online Only - but want to move to In-Person learning beginning on October 6, 2020
Student is currently In-Person - but want to move to Online Only learning beginning on October 6, 2020
If changing, please fill out this SURVEY by September 30th.
Thank you, RV Administration
All students follow Friday schedule for their grade band (see schedules below)
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