Minimum daily requirements for student learning

• 2026-2027 classes will begin on Monday, August 31, 2026

• Students should be available daily during their scheduled Synchronous (live) learning time online

• Synchronous learning –  students will meet with the entire class, led by the online teacher for approximately 80 minutes of instruction each day—additionally, students will have access to individual/small group instruction to support their learning. 

• Asynchronous learning – in time not spent with the teacher, students will engage in independent work throughout the day.

Minimum daily requirements for student learning

• 2026-2027 classes will begin on Monday, August 31, 2026

• Students should be available daily during their scheduled Synchronous (live) learning time online

• Synchronous learning –  students will meet with the entire class, led by the online teacher for approximately 120 minutes of instruction each day—additionally, students will have access to individual/small group instruction to support their learning. 

• Asynchronous learning – in time not spent with the teacher, students will engage in independent work throughout the day.

• Elective Courses – students have the opportunity to take elective courses such as French, Foods, Art and Coding.

• Ketchup for work that students need to catch up on.  Mustard for work the students must do.  Pickles for when everything is done and you get to pick a fun activity. 

• Work period is a time for students to work on their tasks by themselves with home support. A time to use what they just learned to practice, finish assignments, or show their thinking.

• Homeroom Check-in is a daily routine used to review, collect, or log assignments. It helps teachers track student accountability, identify missing work early, and provide targeted support.

• Work period is a time for students to work on their tasks by themselves with home support. A time to use what they just learned to practice, finish assignments, or show their thinking.

• Power Up Hub is a daily routine used to review, collect, or log assignments. It helps teachers track student accountability, identify missing work early, and provide targeted support for students to "Level up"

• Work period is a time for students to work on their tasks by themselves with home support. A time to use what they just learned to practice, finish assignments, or show their thinking.