Bellevue School District issued the following announcement.
Current Stage: Stage 2 Remote Learning
Bellevue School District has a plan to have students and staff safely return to buildings over the course of six stages . These stages are based on public health guidelines.
We are currently in Stage 2: Remote Learning .
As of November 8, there are 212 positive COVID-19 cases per 100,000 people in King County in the past 14 days.
What's New: Wednesday Learning Changes
To provide educational support and access to students Wednesday mornings will become synchronous, or learning in real-time with educators, beginning November 18.
Elementary students will now have up to 90 minutes of Wednesdays for learning time available for synchronous instructional time, with the remainder staying as asynchronous time.
For secondary students, the rotating Wednesday class schedule and times will change from asynchronous to synchronous time.
In October, Bellevue School District announced that school buildings will not be fully open for learning until January 2021 at the earliest. Any decision at that time will be subject to review of the health data conditions for King County. Until then, most students will continue with remote learning until public health allows the district to open our buildings. We will give families two weeks' notice to progress between stages, and the district continues to work with our students, families, and staff to find ways to foster opportunities to connect in person and online. Learn more at https://bsd405.org/back-to-buildings-plan
Let's Talk! with BSD
BSD uses Let's Talk! to exchange messages with families. Find messaging options on our website .
Please contact staff at your student's school about schedules, attendance and any other school-specific questions or concerns. Visit https://bsd405.org and select Schools in the top menu to find your school.
Current stage: Stage 2 Distance learning
The Bellevue School District has a plan for students and staff to return safely to the buildings over the course of six stages . These stages are based on public health guidelines.
We are currently in Stage 2: Distance learning .
As of November 8, there are 212 positive COVID-19 cases per 100,000 people in King County in the past 14 days.
What's new: Wednesday learning changes
To provide educational support and access to students, Wednesday mornings will sync, or real-time learning with educators, beginning November 18.
Elementary students will now have the first 90 minutes of Wednesday learning time available for synchronous instructional time, with the remainder remaining as asynchronous time.
For high school students, the Wednesday class schedule and rotating schedules will change from asynchronous to synchronous time.
In October, the Bellevue School District announced that school buildings will not be fully open for learning until January 2021 at the earliest. Any decision at that time will be subject to King County health data condition review. Until then, most students will continue with distance learning until public health allows the district to open our buildings. We will notify families two weeks in advance of the transition between stages, and the district continues to work with our students, families, and staff to find ways to foster opportunities to network in person and online.
For more information visit https://bsd405.org/BacktoBuildings
Let's Talk! (Let's talk! In Spanish) with BSD
BSD uses Let's Talk! to exchange messages with families. Find messaging options on our website .
Contact your student's school staff about schedules, attendance, and any other questions or concerns specific to the school. Visit https://bsd405.org and select Schools from the top menu to find your school.
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