Hybrid In-Person Sample Clauses

Hybrid In-Person. Middle school students who are not high needs or who have not selected the distance-only model will be split into two (2) cohorts, Cohort A and Cohort B. Cohort A will attend in-person on Mondays and Tuesdays, and Cohort B will attend in person on Thursdays and Fridays. Instruction for both Cohort A and B students will typically be remote on Wednesdays. See the sample middle school schedule below. The in-person hybrid days will begin between 8:00 and 8:30 am, and the week will have the same overall length as the middle school week prior to Covid and in the distance-only schedule. Hybrid Learning Schedule - The new hybrid schedule will begin on Monday, November 16, 2020. The hybrid schedule utilizes a split day model to allow for daily distance classes for all students regardless of cohort each afternoon and all day on Wednesday. High needs students may follow a different schedule, individually determined and based on the different examples offered by Student Services. Middle School Hybrid Model - MS Hybrid Schedule - NPS Nov 2020 ● Most In-Person Cohort A/B students are dismissed to home at the middle of the day on M/Tu and Th/F with a grab and go lunch. ● When Cohort A is in-person M/Tu morning, Cohort B typically completes independent/ asynchronous work at home in the morning and joins distance sessions in the afternoon. (Reverse is true for Cohort A on Th/Fr). ● Cohort A/B students complete two half days of independent/asynchronous work each week. ● Each week, each student in Cohort A/B has one 45 min in-person meeting and three 30 min live distance meetings with each full course. ● Cohorts A+ & B+ students may attend one or both of the in-person sessions each week, depending on their individual instructional needs, the instructional mode, and space availability.
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