When students do return to the classroom, school will look and feel different as we follow new safety protocols designed to help keep Tulsans healthy. Watch our video to learn more about what a return to in-person learning will look like. https://t.co/ZQM1gTNQJV
Hey families! Here are some tips to help your child adjust to wearing a mask:
¡Hola familias! Aquí te ofrecemos algunos consejos para ayudar a tu hijo a adaptarse al uso del cubrebocas:
Students will begin returning to in-person learning in early November. We know you have a lot of questions, and we want to support you as you consider your options. Please visit https://t.co/ixO5iVWJ2j for more information.
Supporting kids’ social and emotional needs starts before they even get in the room—and it needs to continue throughout the day. “Maslow before Bloom” is more important than ever, and a toolkit of strategies might be just what you need.
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"There is so much to adapt to support students’ at-home learning that it can feel overwhelming, and there’s so much that feels out of our control. Language is a simple and powerful thing we can control." (via @edutopia) https://t.co/nSdiQmNDN5
Hi families! Just a reminder, there are no classes tomorrow and Tuesday. We look forward to seeing your children back in distance learning on Wednesday, Sept. 8!
❓ Have questions about what school will look like?
➡️Visit our back to school website at https://t.co/Sl89kxt5vK for information and updates about the 2020-2021 school year! We will continue to update this page with the latest information.
We are excited to return to learning with your child this year! For information and updates on the 2020–2021 school year, bookmark https://t.co/wfQ11eGA4W and check back often. Don't forget to keep this back to school checklist handy!
What's the difference between Tulsa Virtual Academy and distance learning? Join us at 2pm on Friday, Aug. 7 at https://t.co/yhPj2R8A1p to learn more and find the right fit for your child. If you miss the live-stream, we'll share the meeting video on Facebook on Saturday.
TPS is providing each student with a Chromebook to successfully engage in distance learning. If your child has a district-issued device, please hold on to it. If your child's district-issued device is broken, you can exchange it Mon. - Thurs. from 2-6pm at the Enrollment Center.
Tulsa parents: We are preparing for the new school year, and we need to hear from you! If you have not received an email, text, or postcard from Tulsa Public Schools, please call your child’s school before August 6. Learn more: https://t.co/bNRXKCNEBp
Great resources from Edutopia on how to make distance learning interesting and meaningful for all and most effective for kids w disabilities. Since it will be w us for a while we might as well get better at it.
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👕 Our district dress code will remain in effect, and you can find those guidelines at https://t.co/Gf9gxFhIg4. For more information about planning for the 2020-2021 school year, visit https://t.co/06ktT7tRg4.
These options are based on recommendations from local health professionals: learning in-person, a mix of in-person and distance learning, and distance-only learning. Learn more at https://t.co/Sl89kxt5vK. View our 2020-2021 school calendar at https://t.co/PoJ3OT3FhP.