Monday 9/7 is Labor Day and Tuesday 9/8 is a Teacher Work Day.

The bell schedule we will use when we begin our hybrid learning model is similar to the one we are currently using. Periods are remain roughly the same length with the intent to balance the amount of screen time students experience with the learning needs of students. We will start earlier to allow for a "Grab and Go" lunch model. After students complete their final class of the day, they will be asked to leave campus. Those who wish to purchase school lunch will have the ability to "grab" their lunch and "go" off campus. There is additional time added to zero and first period to allow for temperature checks and second period contains time for a split snack break. Half the campus will be out for the first 20 minutes of 2nd period while the other half is out during the last 20 minutes of 2nd period.

When we transition to the Hybrid learning model, students will be in one of 3 groups:

1) DL - Online learning only
2) O1 - Hybrid, on campus Mondays and Thursdays
3) O2 - Hybrid, on campus Tuesdays and Fridays

Students will continue to participate on Wednesdays in the same manner as there are currently.

Below are instructions to find what group your student has been assigned.

Log into Aeries and navigate to the "Student Info" tab. Under "Student Info" tab click on "Demographics."

Once in the Demographics screen, on the bottom right of the screen, there will be a field titled “Hybrid/DL.”

There are 3 different tags that students will see:

DL – Distance Learning. These students have opted to remain online for the duration of the first semester and WILL NOT be on campus.

O1 – Hybrid Group A. These students will attend class on campus on Mondays and Thursdays. They will Livestream on Tuesdays and Fridays.

O2 – Hybrid Group B. These students will attend class on campus on Tuesdays and Fridays. They will Livestream on Mondays and Thursdays.

Is there an issue with the tag applied to you/your student? Please complete the form at this link: https://forms.gle/FkHTSgMjLcvPJrjn7

Please note: Where possible, all households have been placed on the same date. We apologize, but we cannot make special requests to change hybrid reporting days. A tremendous amount of time has been spent balancing students to maintain low/balanced numbers on campus and in classrooms. The only requests we can accommodate are those requesting to change from hybrid to online.

Students who are not attending class in person will have the ability to participate via livestreaming. Livestreaming is new for ALL of our teachers and, when we begin, it will allow students to "watch" classes from home. They will see and hear what is happening and receive curriculum as if they were in class, in-person. As we move forward with livestreaming, our teachers will begin to utilize strategies to incorporate students who are participating online into the in-person class discussions. We are already working with teachers to create meaningful and engaging activities for both students who are in-person and those who are remote, but please be patient and know that this will take some time. We will start at a "Level 1" and we will get better. Below are some images showing what our teachers are doing now. You can imagine how it might work to incorporate a Zoom group on a classroom monitor or projection.

Here are just a few of the safety measure being taken for the return to in-person learning. More info will be shared shortly.

• Our HVAC system has been thoroughly serviced and adjusted to pull in fresh air from outside in compliance with CDC guidelines.
• Students and staff will be required to wear face masks.
• Hand sanitizer dispensers have been placed in and around our campus and our classrooms.
• Enhanced custodial cleaning and disinfecting protocols have been established.
• A separate health office space for sick students has been designated on campus.
• Clear three-panel desk privacy/safety shields have been secured where needed for student use.
• Directional and educational signage will be posted related to physical distancing and safety protocols. A one-way traffic flow around campus has been established to limit student exposure risks.
• Drop Off and Pickup procedures have been revised. 9th and 10th will come through the back parking lot, while the 11th and 12th grade students will enter through the front.

Beckman PTO brings parents and teachers together, sharing the goal of providing a well-rounded learning environment for our students that involves academics, arts, athletics, social activities and more. Whether virtual or back-to-campus, our students depend on your support! Every family is welcome and encouraged to become a Beckman PTO Member. We have flexible options! And when you join PTO by 9/20 and refer a friend that joins, too… you’ll BOTH receive an additional BHS Gaiter Buff! www.beckmanpto1.com

This year we face more challenges than ever before, and each dollar counts! Click to see the vital programs PTO funds (link). If you’ve already joined PTO, thank you for your voluntary donation.

Be certain to calendar these important dates!

• From 9/14 – 9/20, our long-time community supporter, Zov’s Restaurants, will donate 15% of dine-in and take-out proceeds to PTO. This includes the weekend, too! Please mention the flyer within Patriot Post.
• And on 9/16, join us for our next PTO Meeting @ 6:30 p.m.!