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Hyde Park Schools Begin School Year Remotely, Plan to Return to Classroom After Labor Day WEST AUSTIN NEWS AUGUST 27, 2020 Hyde Park Schools begin school year remotely, plan to return to classroom after Labor Day As summer draws to a close, all eyes have been on Austin schools as they navigate the options for returning to campus during the COVID-19 pandemic. Hyde Park Schools opted to begin the school year as previously scheduled on August 13, with all students learning remotely. After working throughout the summer to prepare for the options of both remote learning and in-person instruction, Hyde Park Elementary School Principal KimMarie Suhr reports that administrators and staff are ready for the year ahead. “We worked exhaustively this summer fine-tuning our remote learning plans and also developing comprehensive safety protocols and best practices for a safe return to the building ,” she said. “We are thrilled to be getting the school year underway.” Hyde Park’s Remote Learning this fall has students logging in to their classrooms at scheduled times during the day for live instruction from their teachers, who are teaching from their classrooms. Head of School Leanne Messer said, “It normalizes instruction to have the teachers physically present in their classroom and allows for a more structured and effective environment.” The school’s current plan is to provide an option to its families for in-person instruction after Labor Day, while continuing to offer a live remote option. Messer explained the school’s intentions with this blended model, “We recognize that everyone at this time has a unique situation. And it’s our desire to be respectful and responsive to the needs of our families and our community”. Hyde Park Spanish teacher Graciela Pohl teaches her students each day virtually from her high school classroom. As families weigh their school options, some parents are eagerly awaiting the return to campus. Hyde Park parent Chrissy Morris, whose son and daughter are students at Hyde Park High School and Elementary School, is happy to have an in-person offering for her kids. “We are choosing to send our children back to campus,” she said. “Coupling the measures taken by the school and the desperate need for socialization and peer interaction with other students, we are hopeful for a safe and somewhat normal semester.” High School Spanish teacher Graciela Pohl answers questions from her students during her sophomore Spanish class. Hyde Park teachers are back in their classrooms, providing live instruction to students online. First grade teacher Joi Bell laughs with her students during her class’s morning meeting. 8 WEST AUSTIN NEWS - BACK TO SCHOOL August 27, 2020 To create Paragon Prep: Work Hard, Play Hard confident and courageous girls, begin with curiosity. By Lindsay Hay, Paragon Prep making that decision once student’s academic education The 2020-21 school year and possibly delaying or as well as their social and has officially begun! Paragon changing that plan, Paragon emotional needs, just like Prep started the school’s 24th has developed a calendar of they did last Spring. And the school year virtually. While Mini-Terms that divide the weekly supply pick up days administrators, teachers, and school calendar into eleven allow excited teachers to see students are itching to get workable sections. This Mini- their students in the pick up back in the classroom once Terms model allows Paragon line. These occasions also it is safe to do so, Paragon is to make these critical decisions allow the younger students A PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS K-8 reaping the rewards of the about returning to campus opportunities to turn in the months of work spent by the based on up-to-the-minute previous week’s papers and staff creating “The BOS”-- The data from several health and pick-up the assignments Best Online School in the city school authorities including for the following week for for PreK through 8th graders. the Austin Public Health activities that are better done “The BOS” plan features staff Department. The Mini-Terms on paper. training, thoughtful online also give parents and educators The word Paragon schedules, and built in “brain two week’s notice before any literally means “a standard of breaks” to provide students change would occur, thus excellence.” This year, Paragon with the “Work Hard - Play allowing the learning to remain Prep will continue to strive for Hard” experience that Paragon continuous and predictable. just that - excellence for every Our mission is to is famous for. Focusing on both education child, every day - no matter the The decision of when to and emotional well-being circumstances. develop confident return to in-person learning is paramount. Paragon is a tough one, so instead of teachers are providing for the young women who lead intellectually vibrant and fulfilling lives. The Girls’ School of Austin 2007 McCall Road, Austin, Texas 78703 512.478.7827 www.thegirlsschool.org 2 PARAGON PREP Paragon’s staff maintains distance at their weekly supply pick up. 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