Consistent with New York State Education Department (NYSED) guidance, schools may choose a combination of in-person and distance learning in order to safely adhere to social distancing and school building density expectations during COVID-19. Below is the Hybrid Instructional Model (in-person and distance learning) that reflects how ³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏÍø will reopen in September 2020:
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | |
| P-2 | Group A
In School
Learning
Group B
Asynchronous Learning
| Group B
In School
Learning
Group A
Asynchronous Learning
| Groups A and B
| Group A
In School
Learning
Group B
Asynchronous Learning
| Group B
In School
Learning
Group A
Asynchronous Learning
|
| 3-5 | Group A
In School
Learning
Group B
Asynchronous Learning
| Group B
In School
Learning
Group A
Asynchronous Learning
| Groups A and B
| Group A
In School
Learning
Group B
Asynchronous Learning
| Group B
In School
Learning
Group A
Asynchronous Learning
|
| 6-8 | Group A
In School
Learning
Group B
Asynchronous Learning
| Group B
In School
Learning
Group A
Asynchronous Learning
| Groups A and B
| Group A
In School
Learning
Group B
Asynchronous Learning
| Group B
In School
Learning
Group A
Asynchronous Learning
|
| 9-12 | Group A
In School
Learning
Group B
Asynchronous Learning
| Group B
In School
Learning
Group A
Asynchronous Learning
| Groups A and B
| Group A
In School
Learning
Group B
Asynchronous Learning
| Group B
In School
Learning
Group A
Asynchronous Learning
|
The blended learning groups would be arranged district-wide, Pre-K-12 (across buildings) either alphabetically by last name (e.g., A-K in "Group A" and L-Z in "Group B") or households (via our student management system, iCampus). This will allow family consistency for all school-age children in the district and could potentially assist with child care needs.