 | Distance Learning 2020-21 in MBUSD This document reflects the collaborative work of the MBUSD Steering Committee, Secondary Subcommittee, and Elementary Subcommittee for presentation to the MBUSD Board of Trustees on July 29, 2020.This is a living document that will be revised and expanded as laws change. The District will augment with additional details as they become available. Contents include:
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MBUSD Protocol Helps to Flatten the Curve
Beginning March 16 all MBUSD students begin distance learning and school buildings are closed to the public. With Spring Break already scheduled for the week of April 6, the earliest date our schools are expected to re-open is Tuesday, April 14. UPDATE May 4 is the target date for staff to return. May 5 is the target date for students to return. UPDATE On April 15 the School Board declined to name an earliest date that school site could reopen and stated that distance learning protocols continue "indefinitely." The Board will revisit the discussion at the next meeting on May 6. Explaining COVID-19 to Kids News of the coronavirus is everywhere, and many adults are wondering how to discuss this topic in a way that will be reassuring and not make kids more worried than they already may be. Fortunately, there are some great resources to help at South Bay Families Connected. The Importance of Following Social Distancing Protocols Are your children asking why they may not get together with friends to play or do schoolwork over the next few weeks? This article from Medium helps to explain the importance of social distancing: Social Distancing: This is Not a Snow Day. Online Access to the Library is Available 24/7 Search various databases, the catalog, and more by visiting grandviewlibrary.info. Under the Resources tab find Encyclopedia Britannica and TeachingBooks.net. The username and password for both is mbusd and beach. Just for fun, try StorylineOnline, found under the Resources for Students dropdown. Hear actor Chris O'Dowd read Arnie the Doughnut --hilarious! |
Distance LearningMBUSD schools moved to distance learning as of March 16, 2020 in respnse to the COVID-19 health emergency. Need help? Refer to this FAQ page. Archives
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