In-Person Learning
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Return Safely Plan Overview
SFUSD will gradually return students to in-person learning by adhering to health and safety guidelines and ensuring schools and classrooms are equipped with the necessary materials to keep students safe.
- SFUSD will return to in-person learning once all actions in the district's dashboard have been completed.
- Families will have a choice about whether to return to in-person or stay in distance learning.
- We will not reopen any schools until we can implement all health and safety measures recommended by the SF Department of Public Health.
What We’ve Heard from Families & Staff
- Health and safety of our students, staff and families is a priority
- Families offered choice in between in-person and distance learning
- Families and staff report a preference for full days for in-person learning
- Families report a preference for full week schedules for in-person learning
- Students’ and staff social emotional well-being needs attention
- Students and staff must have computer and internet access
- Families want more time and interaction with teachers
- Prioritize in-person learning for vulnerable student groups
- Families desire more communication and consistent connection with their schools
Before Reopening Campuses
- Small cohorts / groups of students identified for reopening
- General safety measures in place, including a staff testing plan
- All staff trained in COVID-19 health and safety protocols
- All families informed of COVID-19 health and safety protocols
- COVID-19 Prevention Measures in place
- School Facilities prepped for social distancing
- Three month supply of PPE in place
- Instructional Learning Plans in place
- Labor Agreements (MOUs and side letters) in place
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Return Safely Together
SFUSD will gradually return students to in-person learning by adhering to health and safety guidelines and ensuring schools and classrooms are equipped with the necessary materials to keep students safe.