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Moving Forward Governance Instruction Wellness Technology Post- Secondary School Operations Facilities Learning 2020-2021 Moving Forward Learning 2020-2021 Level of Community Spread (as determined by state and local health officials) Instructional Approach (as determined by Farmington Public Schools) Response (as determined by Farmington Public Schools in partnership with the CDC and community stakeholders) Full Learning at a Distance Instruction *Virtual Instruction Available • All students will access learning at a distance instruction five days per week. • Devices will be provided to students as needed. In-Person Instruction Traditional *Virtual Instruction Available In-Person Instruction with Limited Safety Protocols *Virtual Instruction Available Full Learning at a Distance or Hybrid Instruction with Required Safety Protocols (2 day in-person instruction, 3 day learning at a distance instruction) *Virtual Instruction Available 4. Improving Six Phases of Michigan’s Safe Start Program 3. Flattening 1. Uncontrolled Growth 2. Persistent Spread 6. Post Pandemic 5. Containing • Learning will continue as it did prior to the emergency closure. • Hand sanitizing stations will be available throughout all buildings. The District will continue to prepare in the event the region moves to a phase that requires more restrictive practices including full remote instruction. Facial coverings must be worn by staff except during meals. • PreK - 5th grade students must wear facial coverings in hallways and common areas except during meals. • 6th - 12th grade students must wear facial coverings throughout the day except during meals. • Facial coverings must be worn on the bus. • Transportation will be provided K-12. • FPS will cooperate with the local public health department regarding implementing safety protocols. • One way traffic in hallways and common areas. • Athletic contests will occur in compliance with MHSAA guidance. • Devices will be provided to students as needed. (Students may bring own device from home to use; others will have access to the same device daily-- no sharing of devices.) • Masks recommended, not required. • Cleaning and disinfecting will be conducted frequently. • Frequent hand washing will be encouraged. At all times, we will be following CDC guidelines for the health and safety of our students and staff. *Virtual Instruction available in all phases. Extracurriculars may be adjusted by phase.

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Page 1: Moving Forward FINAL...Moving Forward Governance Instruction Wellness Technology Post-Secondary School Operations Facilities Learning 2020-2021 Moving Forward Learning 2020-2021 Level

Moving Forward

Governance

Instruction

Wellness

Technology

Post-Secondary

SchoolOperations

Facilities

Learning2020-2021

Moving Forward Learning 2020-2021

Level of Community

Spread(as determined by

state and localhealth o�cials)

InstructionalApproach

(as determined byFarmington Public

Schools)

Response(as determined byFarmington Public

Schools in partnership with the CDC

and communitystakeholders)

Full Learning ata Distance Instruction*Virtual Instruction Available

• All students will access learning at a distance instruction five days per week.• Devices will be provided to students as needed.

In-PersonInstruction

Traditional*Virtual Instruction

Available

In-Person Instruction

with Limited Safety Protocols

*Virtual Instruction Available

Full Learning at a Distanceor Hybrid Instruction

with Required Safety Protocols(2 day in-person instruction,

3 day learning at a distance instruction)*Virtual Instruction Available

4. Improving

Six Phases of Michigan’s Safe Start Program

3. Flattening

1. Uncontrolled Growth

2. Persistent Spread 6. Post Pandemic5. Containing

• Learning will continue as it did prior to the emergency closure. • Hand sanitizing stations will be available throughout all buildings.• The District will continue to prepare in the event the region moves to a phase that requires more restrictive practices including full remote instruction.

• Facial coverings must be worn by sta� except during meals.• PreK - 5th grade students must wear facial coverings in hallways and common areas except during meals.• 6th - 12th grade students must wear facial coverings throughout the day except during meals.• Facial coverings must be worn on the bus.• Transportation will be provided K-12.• FPS will cooperate with the local public health department regarding implementing safety protocols.• One way tra�c in hallways and common areas.• Athletic contests will occur in compliance with MHSAA guidance.• Devices will be provided to students as needed. (Students may bring own device from home to use; others will have access to the same device daily-- no sharing of devices.)

• Masks recommended, not required.• Cleaning and disinfecting will be conducted frequently. • Frequent hand washing will be encouraged.

At all times, we will be following CDC guidelines for the health and safety of our students and sta�.

*Virtual Instruction available in all phases.

Extracurriculars may be adjusted by phase.