Click on the image below to view the 2020-21 Parent and Student Guide to Learning (Updated September 24, 2020)
Click here to view a PDF of the Parent and Student Guide to Learning
Click on the image below to watch a video from Superintendent Brown
August 13, 2020
Dear
Reynoldsburg City Schools Staff and Families,
We are counting down the days to welcome our students back to school! While we are not able to welcome them in person, we are still excited to start what is sure to be a very different and exciting year.
Today, we are sending you the Parent and
Student Guide to Learning which was created to help you set your child up for success for online learning. This document is very detailed, please review it carefully. We also wanted to highlight several important points:
- = The first day of school will be Monday, August
24, 2020
- = Reynoldsburg City Schools will begin school 100
percent remotely.
- = Chromebook pickup and Meet the Teacher events
are scheduled and have been shared on reyn.org, by buildings and on social
media.
- = The deadline to enroll OR un-enroll in the RCS Virtual Academy is Friday, August 14, 2020. You may find the forms here: www.reyn.org/RCSVirtualAcademy.aspx
o There, you will also find the RCS Virtual
Academy Guide and parent webinars and videos translated in Spanish and Nepali.
= The Parent
and Student Guide to Learning includes:
o Schedules
by building. Buildings will also share their schedules and share on social
media.
o Parent and student expectations and guidance for online learning
o Instructions for how to log in and complete
online work
o Student Services and Gifted Classes information
o How to apply for free and reduced lunch and
update lunch accounts and the schedule of grab and go items during the online
portion of the school year
I
spoke to 10TV earlier this week, and mentioned that for us to feel comfortable implementing
our hybrid or all in models, we would like to see four to six weeks of decline
in COVID19 cases in Franklin County. We are seeing a decline, and in a couple
more weeks, we might meet that target goal. That is one factor that will go
into our decision but the data we are seeing is offering some hope that we are
trending in the right direction.
We
know that there is a lot of information and it is changing at a rapid pace.
Please take the time to read the communications we send, carefully, as many of
the questions asked are answered in a communication we have sent out.
To
get the most up-to-date information from Reynoldsburg City Schools, please
visit reyn.org>>COVID19 UPDATES
Thank
you for your cooperation as we prepare to welcome our students back for the
2020-21 academic school year.
Sincerely,
Melvin J. Brown
Superintendent
Reynoldsburg City Schools
Click here to read a PDF of the letter.