TFS Re-opening Survey: Parents

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Governor Bullock’s “Re-opening the Big Sky” plan is divided into three phases. These phases will play a large part in dictating what educational model can be provided at Three Forks Schools for the start of the 2020-2021 school year.
-Phase I would be strictly Distance Learning, similar to the model offered in the spring of 2020.
-Phase II allows schools to open and offer face-to-face instruction with strict social distancing and safety protocols.
-Phase III eases most restrictions, allowing all students to return to school.

The purpose of this survey is to gather input regarding how Three Forks Schools will develop an academic plan for the start of the 2020-2021 school year if we remain in Phase II (we are currently in Phase II). The information gathered from both parents and staff members will be shared with the Board of Trustees and taken into consideration when a plan is developed. There are a lot of factors that impact this decision and TF Schools will try to be as timely as possible with notifying parents and community members of plans to re-open.
Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey!

Would you send your child to school during Phase II? *The school would have limited class sizes, reduced exposure to other adults and children, daily temperature checks, and required facemasks for students 12 and over as well as all staff members.

Yes

Other:

Clear selection

If you answered NO to the above question, list your alternative to on-site instruction.

Full-time distance learning provided by TFS (if available)

Homeschooling

I answered Yes above

Other:

Clear selection

What educational model would you prefer if TF Schools opened during Phase II?

AM/PM schedule with students attending half-days on-site, 5 days a week (off time would be used for distance learning)

Alternating days schedule with students attending M/W or T/Th on-site only (off days would be used for distance learning)

100% distance learning (no on-site instruction)

Other:

Clear selection

How comfortable would you be with your child attending a blended learning model that included groups of students attending school on-site with a AM/PM schedule in which students come to school for half days, 5 days a week, with off time being used for distance learning?

Very Uncomfortable

Very Comfortable

Clear selection

How comfortable would you be with your child attending a blended learning model that included groups of students attending school on-site on alternating days (ie. M/W group and T/Th group), with off days being used for distance learning?

Very Uncomfortable

Very Comfortable

Clear selection

How comfortable would you be with your child's education being 100% distance learning with no on-site instruction?

Very Uncomfortable

Very Comfortable

Clear selection

What concerns do you have with your child attending in-person instruction?

The physical safety of my child.

The physical safety of others.

The quality of instruction.

Childcare needs based on the schedule selected (ie. half days or alternating days)

Possible exposure to vulnerable family member(s)

Other:

In past years has your child used TFS bus transportation?

Yes

Other:

Clear selection

If you have used TFS bus transportation in the past, would you use it this year during Phase II?

Yes

Other:

Clear selection

Distance learning and/or a blended learning model will require a portion of student academics to take place at home. Does your child have access to digital technology with working Internet access?

Yes, by using a computer

Yes, but only by using a Smartphone

Other:

Clear selection

If digital learning needs to take place while your child is at home, what would be the best time(s) to engage your child/family in digital learning?

Early morning

Mid to late morning

Early afternoon

Mid to late afternoon

Evening

What concerns do you have with your child solely participating in a distance-learning model?

The mental health of my child

The social/emotional needs of my child

Parent work responsibilities

Quality of instruction

Childcare needs

Equitable access for students

Other:

Face coverings MAY BE required soon for all individuals over 12 years old (per Gallatin County Health Department), are you able to provide a proper face mask for your child?

Yes

I will not be sending my child to school if facemasks are required

My child is younger than 12 and will not be wearing a mask

My child is younger than 12 and I can provide a facemask for them

Other:

Please add any other comments you may have regarding the questions above and/or starting the 2020-2021 school year.

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