It has been our intention to return to some form of in-person learning as soon as it was determined by our health departments that it is both safer and feasible to do so. On September 21, during our virtual town hall with county health department officials, we reviewed the current coronavirus data for our community. To this end, our county health agency partners have made the recommendation that it is now appropriate for us to return to a hybrid learning model. Click here to watch the virtual town hall discussion about the data guiding our decisions and current levels in our community. Beginning Monday, October 5, we will be implementing a hybrid in-person learning schedule for all students who are not currently enrolled in the LaunchED program. LaunchED student’s schedules will not be impacted by this change.
Click here to access our hybrid in-person learning plan.
Cómo usted sabe, nuestra intención ha sido volver a alguna forma de aprendizaje en persona tan pronto cómo nuestros departamentos de salud determinen que es más seguro y factible hacerlo. Anoche, durante nuestra junta virtual con los funcionarios del departamento de salud del condado, revisamos los datos actuales del coronavirus para nuestra comunidad. Con esto, nuestros asociados de las agencias de salud pública del condado han recomendado que ahora es apropiado que regresemos a un modelo de aprendizaje híbrido. Haga clic aquí para ver la discusión de la junta virtual sobre los datos que guían nuestras decisiones y los niveles actuales en nuestra comunidad. Comenzando el lunes 5 de octubre, estaremos implementando un programa de aprendizaje híbrido en persona para todos los estudiantes que no estén inscritos actualmente en el programa LaunchED. Los horarios de estudiantes LaunchED no serán impactados por este cambio.
Haga clic aquí para acceder a nuestro plan de aprendizaje híbrido en persona.
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Positive Behavior Support Program: Created around the acronym PAWS (Positive--Achievement--Work Hard--Safety), students are acknowledged for appropriate choices that align with Black Rock expectations.
Student Council and Leadership Club: Student representatives work together to encourage school spirit and community service projects including the Penny Harvest sponsored by the Young Philanthropists Association.
"No Bully": Teachers at all grade levels use the "No Bully" curriculum to teach students effective strategies for identifying and responding to bullying behaviors.
Black Rock Choir: Students in grades four and five practice weekly and perform at a variety of events.
Odyssey of the Mind: On teams, student select a problem and generate a solution to perform at regional and state competitions.
MESA: A national program that focuses on a collaborative, project-based curriculum, while building math, science, technology, and communication skills.
Broadcasting: Students in grades five learn broadcasting skills and provide daily announcements on our closed circuit system.
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