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We need to know the official metrics set by the District: if someone is reported positive, what is the point at which we have to toggle to AHL and shut down?  One infection, two?  One once removed (a student's household member)?

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We need to know the official metrics set by the District: if someone is reported positive, what is the point at which we have to toggle to AHL and shut down?  One infection, two?  One once removed (a student's household member)?

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Talking about breaking classes into smaller groups in classrooms (social distancing),  it also applies in Zoom, in my experience.  I can teach and they can learn much more easier and more richness, with a Zoom group of 10 than with 18 people.

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Talking about breaking classes into smaller groups in classrooms (social distancing),  it also applies in Zoom, in my experience.  I can teach and they can learn much more easier and more richness, with a Zoom group of 10 than with 18 people.

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Ceramics would have a monthly calendar listing of kiln firings.  This would be beneficial if we have to go back to AHL.

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Ceramics would have a monthly calendar listing of kiln firings.  This would be beneficial if we have to go back to AHL.

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I am concerned that we will barely have enough time to get a solid AHL plan in place in time (which we must have). I don't see how we will really have time to develop two solid plans (at least for ESL because the classrooms are not ideal and students come and go based on work schedule changes, etc.) And it seems likely that we will go on lockdown again. Also it is predicted that another 100,000 Americans will die by September so I don't know if it is socially responsible to open.

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I am concerned that we will barely have enough time to get a solid AHL plan in place in time (which we must have). I don't see how we will really have time to develop two solid plans (at least for ESL because the classrooms are not ideal and students come and go based on work schedule changes, etc.) And it seems likely that we will go on lockdown again. Also it is predicted that another 100,000 Americans will die by September so I don't know if it is socially responsible to open.

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"Fewer students" is what concerns me,  The barriers for various kinds of students are going to be very real, and I think part of our job is to help people surmount them.  I think our numbers will be lower but we should be working to keep them as high as possible, and in that light the experience students have when they first arrive/return will influence whether they want to try to stick with it.  Plans for registration and testing are going to be really important - and complex. We need to start brainstorming now.

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Every class should have a contract tailored for the specific needs of the class. 

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Every class should have a contract tailored for the specific needs of the class. 

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How many think they would be able to accommodate a mixed class, some who want to stay home and some who want to attend in person? 

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How many think they would be able to accommodate a mixed class, some who want to stay home and some who want to attend in person? 

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I think that we will have to prepare in person lessons and on line instruction.  It may not be as bad as it sounds because we probably will have fewer students.

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I think that we will have to prepare in person lessons and on line instruction.  It may not be as bad as it sounds because we probably will have fewer students.

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I'll read it now.

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Hi, Im here.
I'm trying to get in but I can't.
This is Francisca.
Now I have 10 people joining in my Zoom. I started with 5. I'm so happy they are finally getting it by constantly talking to them on the phone.

I really think that we can do Basic Literacy in Ventures online. Will the school pay for it. It costs some money for every student.

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According to one of the documents in Mark's agenda (can't recall, I was skimming them all very late) we should expect that plans should span the entire coming school year 2020-2021.  This is between Newsom, Fauci, and the CDE.  So we should be envisioning entire fall semester, AND stretching into spring.

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According to one of the documents in Mark's agenda (can't recall, I was skimming them all very late) we should expect that plans should span the entire coming school year 2020-2021.  This is between Newsom, Fauci, and the CDE.  So we should be envisioning entire fall semester, AND stretching into spring.

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I can more easily envision blended with emphasis on AHL (majority of instructional hours) or all online with some in-person contact, than I can blended with emphasis on in-person.

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Shari

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Hello Folks, I'm here. I had to sign up with google to get it to work.

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Hello Folks, I'm here. I had to sign up with google to get it to work.

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The GED students need as much structure as possible. In class instruction followed by homework assignments.
In person instruction is very important.

Some students will need tech help.

Learning curve for teachers and students

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I emailed you all a brief memo posing 3 options for return to school:  blended, all online with some in person regular contact, and free for all.  See what you think.