Medina district schedules meetings for community about reopening plan
District gives families until Aug. 21 to decide whether in-person schooling or remote
MEDINA – The school district has scheduled three meetings next week for the community to learn about Medina’s reopening plan.
The District is planning in-person education from Monday through Friday for students in grades Pre-K through 6. Classrooms have been reconfigured to allow for maximum social distancing, said Mark Kruzynski, the district superintendent.
Students in grades 7-12 will have the option to attend school in-person every other day, alternating on Fridays. They will do remote learning when not in school, in-person.
“We simply do not have the space or staff for all students in grades 7-12 to be socially distant every day,” Krusynski said in a letter to the community on Monday.
Students identified as having higher level, disability-specific needs will be invited to attend school daily, he said.
Families have until Aug. 21 to notify the district whether their children will be attending school in-person or remotely. (Click here for more information.)
Aug. 21 is also the deadline to fill out a transportation request form. (Click here for more information.)
The district also has scheduled the following community meetings about the reopening plan:
- August 17, 4 p.m. with focus on Oak Orchard Elementary
- August 18, 4 p.m. with focus on Medina High School
- August 19, 4 p.m. with focus Wise Intermediate/Middle School
Click here for more information on the links to the live stream/recordings of the meetings.
