Staff in the district have been working to develop a plan for students to continue their learning remotely. The Sherwood School District is excited to offer optional supplemental learning resources to support our students and families. We will continue to update these activities and resources throughout the school closure. Please take a moment to review the information below. Advice for families
Elementary Level Beginning April 1st, optional resources will be posted to our website; your child’s teacher will also send an email with specifics regarding review and enrichment within their own classroom. Beginning April 6th, elementary teachers will be communicating with families through email and two different platforms designed to facilitate online learning (Seesaw for grades K-2, Google Classroom for grades 3-5). Please know that at the elementary level we are waiting to roll out these platforms until April 6th, so we can ensure all students and families have the technology they need to participate in these activities if they choose. Middle Level Beginning April 1st, optional resources will be posted online to Canvas for all students to see. Be sure to check out the Calendar in Canvas for the supplemental activities and resources. If you’d like to observe your student’s Canvas content, please ensure you’ve registered for a Canvas Parent account – here is a link to instructions. Email your school’s registrar if you would like support with account creation.
High School Level Beginning April 1st, students will be able to access supplemental learning opportunities via their third-trimester Canvas courses. Please remind students to check Canvas frequently and to engage with the learning as much as possible. If you would like to observe your student’s Canvas content, please ensure you have registered for a Canvas Parent account – here is a link to instructions. Please email our registrar if you would like support with account creation:
We are excited to begin the rollout of our plan to provide learning opportunities to our families and students. This is the first phase of our rollout, which will evolve as we learn together to use these new tools and keep our kids learning while our schools are closed. |