You have been patient, understanding and cooperative during this time and we thank you for your support of JCPS! Our updated planning document will be available on our website tomorrow.
An updated and detailed plan for a safe return to in-person classes will be discussed at our Board of Education meeting scheduled for Tuesday, October 20 at 6:30 p.m. JCPS wants to assure families that a plan is in place to safely reopen our schools when the data supports that decision. When we see a significant reduction in the number of cases, we will consult local and state health officials and make a determination about when we can safely return to in-person instruction. But we won’t do that until we know it is safe for our students, their families and our employees.Īs we closely review the data and trends of COVID-19 cases in our city, it is not possible to safely begin our return-to-school on October 22nd, as we had hoped. Like many of you, there is nothing we want more than to have students and staff back in our school buildings. By working together we can reopen our schools sooner and resume the activities that we know have a positive impact on our students. We must all do our part to protect those around us during this time. Strict health and safety guidance will be followed during these practices and games. JCPS football teams will be allowed to practice and participate in postseason play. The KHSAA is moving forward with their state football playoffs. All winter sports practices will be suspended until at least December 14. Beginning today, we are suspending all JCPS winter sports activities, including small group workouts. The Kentucky High School Athletic Association (KHSAA) has voted to delay the start of winter sports. The changes announced by the Governor also impact athletics. We will evaluate the data and confer with state health officials in mid-December to make future determinations. As a result, all JCPS schools will remain in Non-Traditional Instruction (NTI) through at least January 4. The Executive Order calls for all K-12 schools to hold virtual learning only. While we had hoped to see a decrease in the trend data, we have only seen a sharp increase in recent weeks. Jefferson County is firmly in the “red” category right now, which is defined by the state as Substantial Community Transmission-Critical. Through an Executive Order, Governor Andy Beshear has issued new restrictions to stop the spread of COVID-19 across the state.
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If families have any questions about this free virtual tutoring program or need technical support, they can contact FEV Tutor directly at: or 85. You can learn more about this service by watching this session from the Digital Learning Channel. The program can be translated into over 40 languages for our EL students. Tutoring help is available to students Monday – Friday, 7:00 am – 10:00 pm, and on the weekends. Students in grades 3-12 can access the program directly through their Clever account to either schedule an appointment or request on-demand help. In an effort to provide additional support for our students and families during NTI, we are excited to offer virtual tutoring/homework help through a company called FEV Tutor.
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