We understand that not everyone is ready to return to school yet.  We are providing "Distance Learning" as an option for all families that would like to utilize this option and we ask that you please contact your teacher or Mrs. Smith to sign up for this option.  You can call (216) 881 - 6250 to speak with our receptionist or Administrative Assistant, or email Mrs. Smith directly.

This is no problem!  Please go to this page on our website to complete the information requested and we will contact you shortly.  Your children MUST BE PRESENTLY ENROLLED to receive a device.

Yes, please return it so that we can provide maintenance on it for you.  You may continue to borrow it (or another device) but we would like to perform the regularly scheduled maintenance on the devices to ensure that they're running their best!  You can contact our Technology Team at this page to ask questions about devices.

There are several great websites but between now and December 30, 2020, you can take a FREE online course that teaches you about COVID-19, where it came from, how it operates, and other important factors.  Go to the webiste "COURSERA.com" to learn FOR FREE about contact tracing, the virus in general, and how to minimize the spread of Coruna Virus.

Aside from it being a requirement per Gov. DeWine for children ages 3-18 (see article HERE), quite a bit of research has been established indicating that wearing masks and socially distancing are the best ways to stop the spread of COVID-19.  Here is a link to the CDC website supporting that statement as our basis, along with Gov. DeWine's order, for wearing masks on campus to keep our students, staff, and families safe.

Due to a recent change in CDC recommendations (see article HERE) and order from the Ohio Department of Health (see article HERE), face shields MAY NOT be worn in place of masks.

We recommend that you visit the following Ohio Department of Health website link located HERE for updated information on how COVID-19 has effected children in Ohio.

We certainly take the color-coded system (properly referred to as the "Ohio Public Health Advisory System") initiated by the Ohio Department of Health into account (see website HERE).  But this is not the sole basis for our decisions as the need for parental child-care, foundation for basic learning at Primary Grade levels, and social collaborations all play factors as well.