The plan notes that the 2020-21 school year will not be “business as usual,” and states the school has increased access to mental health services for students and resources for staff and family. Staff will receive COVID-19 training, according to the plan, and participation in extracurriculars, including sports, are to be determined at a later date. There is a potential, if conditions permit, for ETHS to implement a hybrid model. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Timely completion of work and makeup work is required, according to the guidelines, and the school will be using letter grades.ĮTHS’ website says the plan was developed based on guidance from the Illinois Department of Public Health, Illinois State Board of Education and the U.S.
The e-learning guidelines state that students are expected to “engage in daily learning experiences for each of their classes,” with classes having two 70-minute blocks of live learning sessions each week and 30 minutes of asynchronous work or homework. Students will use Google Classroom and each day of e-learning will count as a day of attendance, with students filling out a check-in form daily. The plan emphasizes that the e-learning model has improved since “crisis learning” in the spring. According to the plan, students will attend school every day remotely, taking synchronous and asynchronous classes. The Fall 2020 Reopening Plan indicates e-learning will start August 17, after students spent much of the spring under e-learning guidelines. This decision comes after a board meeting where Evanston Township High School/District 202 Superintendent Eric Witherspoon said ETHS planned to offer a hybrid model for the fall. Evanston Township High School will continue its “Enhanced E-learning” program until further notice, according to a Friday release. ETHS 080A: All Power to the People: The Politics and Pedagogy of Community-based Education in the Bay (3 Credits).
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