HCS Coronavirus Response Reflection and Planning

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Your responses can assist us as we plan for 2020-2021. If you have more than one child and had two very different experiences, you are invited to complete more than one survey... one representing each child. Be aware that this survey is collecting email addresses, but feel free to respond frankly.

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I am a __________.

Student

Parent or Guardian

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I am in/ My child is in grade ____.

PK-2

3-4

5-6

7-8

9-12

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Health and Wellness: IF coronavirus risks and infection rates in AUGUST are the same as or worse than they are now, I would feel comfortable with Hartselle City Schools considering measures such as temperature checks, mask requirements, alternative dining plans, modified class schedules, modified transportation or parking options, changes to the school year calendar, etc....

Unless mandated to do so, I am NOT comfortable with HCS making changes.

I am comfortable with ALL carefully considered changes HCS might make in the name of wellness.

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Academic Reflection: Overall, my/my child's academic experience with distance learning in Spring 2020 has been....

Positive. I believe my child has progressed just as he/she would have in a traditional classroom.

Positive, but I do not believe my child has progressed as he/should would have in a traditional classroom.

Less than positive. We completed the work, but it was a struggle for the family.

Negative. We completed the work, but it was a struggle for the family and my child did not progress.

Negative. We did not complete the work.

Other:

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Academic Reflection: The following statements describe much of my/my child's distance learning experience: (check all that apply)

We enjoyed distance learning. Should HCS have to again move to a distance learning model, we will adjust.

We spent too much time completing academic assignments.

We struggled to understand the actual content (such as math problems).

We struggled to understand how to find the assignments, get to the content, and then follow the directions.

We reached out to the teacher/Principal/school, but we could not get any help.

I was able to/ my child was able to work independently. Little support or intervention was required.

Our time spent completing academic assignments was about what we would have expected it to be.

We reached out to the teacher/ Principal/ school, and we received the help we needed.

Other:

Academic Reflection/ Technology: Overall, my/ my child's technology experience during virtual learning was...

Minimal. Few of our assignments required tech.

Positive. Tech was required, but most everything went smoothly.

Difficult. We had bandwidth and/or other such issues with connectivity in our home.

Difficult. We had multiple family members attempting to share tech resources and deadlines were tough to meet.

Difficult. We had issues with our computers, printers, phones, etc....

Difficult. My child had to stay with a sitter who did not have or did not understand tech.

Difficult. We struggle to get an internet signal where we live.

We received help from HCS in securing tech to complete the lessons.

Other:

Academic Reflection: If I could re-live my experience/ my child's experience with distance learning, I would...

Social Emotional Reflection: I/ My child benefitted from... (check all that apply)

The Teacher(s) reaching out to him/her.

The Principal reaching out to him/her.

The Counselor reaching out to him/her.

The meals that were provided by the school district.

The meals that were arranged by the school district or the information about food that was shared by the school district.

The information regarding mental health services that was shared by the school district.

Other efforts by the school or district to boost spirits or provide comfort.

Other:

Physical + Academic + Social: IF coronavirus risks and infection rates in AUGUST 2020 are the same as or worse than they are now, I would opt for a semester-long or even year-long HCS virtual schooling option for myself/ my child INSTEAD OF a return to school. I understand that the look and structure of that virtual schooling may not be the same as what I have experienced in this emergency shut-down situation we have been in.

Yes. Count me among those who would feel safer keeping my child at home.

No. If HCS is given the option of keeping schools open, I would prefer that they remain open.

If HCS is mandated to/ encouraged to reduce the number of students on campus but still permitted to offer some traditional classroom instruction together with virtual instruction, we would work to attend alternate days, half-days, or other modified schedules.

All of the above. I would like to keep my child at home until the health risk has lessened, but I would like the opportunity to return to school before the end of the school year.

Other:

No matter the school schedule, length of school day, bus schedule, etc..., I will/ my child will need to ride a schoolbus in the 2020-2021 schoolyear.

From home to school

From school to home

Other:

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