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Racking
Moving
Cleaning the basement
Bees and honey
Go outside
Build bird coops
Eat cookies and take naps

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Go to the park - hike
Sign up for Social Security
Walks with the kids
Catch up with work
Golfing
Yard work

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Housework, fishing, outside work

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Outdoor activities

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Getting outside and enjoying the weather

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Student engagement no matter what you plan.  Staff that checked in on students face-to-face said how nice it was to see (even the knuckleheads) in person.

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Lawn Clean Up
Mother's Day Project
School stuff :(
Meeting Sabrina's baby

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Student are capable of doing more than we think virtually.

We have had more engagement virtually than with the students who have requested paper copies.

Time frame is a lot earlier in the day then we were expecting.

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Now have routine
Lots of emails
Weekly lunch
Hard to get the kids engages

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High School - yes...maybe incompletes...maybe freshmen really need a bit more understanding...extend to next year?

Middle School - ?  I have more of this age range that need more help.

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Give them an incomplete at the end of the semester and let them work on it over the summer.

Failing students would be situational

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Weird situation, not fair to kids
Some aren't doing anything
How do you justify a credit for not seeing you for 8 weeks

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Teachers are putting forth a lot effort for a handful kids. How much reaching out should teachers do?

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Its a difficult situation. Arguments on both sides. How can we ignore some of the skills we want our students to have?  Yet circumstances are very difficult for some our students.

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Could Incomplete grades extent into the summer and if they don’t do the work then give them the f?