Continuity of Learning Plan 6.0: Fall 2021 Reopening Playbook

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Enhanced Expectations for Collaboration These Collaboration Expectations (effective August 2021) are intended to guide staff with engaging students in synchronous and asynchronous learning for the 2021-2022 school year. Listed below are examples of the key roles and expectations essential to successful collaboration. Role (s) Elementary Teachers, Including Encore (Fine Arts, Physical Education) (Grades K–5)

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Secondary Teachers, Including Fine Arts, Physical Education, World Languages, and Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) (Grades 6–12)

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Paraprofessionals

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Collaborate with your grade-level teams and Professional Learning Communities (PLCs) to plan effective lessons. Co-plan and collaborate with English Learner (EL) and Special Education (SPED) teachers on instructional lesson plans to meet the differentiated needs of students. Collaborate with EL and SPED teachers to develop common assessments. Identify a regular schedule for expected communications, responses, and deliverables. Collaborate with your grade-level teams and PLCs. Co-plan and collaborate with EL and SPED teachers on instructional lesson plans to meet the differentiated needs of students. Co-plan and collaborate with EL and SPED teachers to develop common assessments. Identify a regular schedule for expected communications, responses, and deliverables. Collaborate with supervising teachers to support the development of studentlearning activities. Collaborate with your content teachers regarding instructional support for students. Collaborate with SPED staff and administrators in providing instructional or behavioral support for Students With Disabilities (SWD) in the in-person learning model. Collaborate with SPED staff in collecting student data related to academic, behavioral, or Individualized Education Program (IEP) goal progress. Collaborate with your grade-level teams and PLCs. Collaborate with EL and SPED teachers to develop common assessments. Identify a regular schedule for expected communications, responses, and deliverables.

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Fall 2021 Reopening Planning Team

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Fall Reopening Presentations to the School Board

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Reopening Checklist and Simulation Planning

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pages 107-108

ACPS Support Helpline Details

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page 106

Overview of Divisionwide Support: Technology, Hardware, and Software

5min
pages 92-96

Efforts Underway to Mitigate Against Academic Learning Loss: SEAL and MTSS

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Social, Emotional, and Academic Learning (SEAL

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Specialized Instruction

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pages 70-72

Teacher and Family/Guardian Communication

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Master Scheduling Expectations

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Enhanced Expectations for Professional Learning

11min
pages 48-55

Professional Learning Opportunities

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page 47

Humanities

2min
page 44

Enhanced Instructional Expectations

9min
pages 33-38

Early Childhood Education

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Instructional Approaches: In-Person and Virtual Virginia

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Enhanced Expectations for Collaboration

10min
pages 25-30

Implementing Effective Instructional Programs

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page 31

Enhanced Expectations for Communication

10min
pages 19-24

Staff Communication and Collaboration Expectations

1min
page 18

Letter From the Superintendent

2min
page 4

Our ACPS Guiding Principles for Reopening (minor updates

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pages 11-12

Design Team Structure and Stakeholder Input

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pages 13-14

Design Team Guiding Questions

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pages 15-16

Executive Summary

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pages 5-7

The ACPS Reopening Planning and Implementation Process

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Introduction

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Virginia State Requirements for Reopening (Senate Bill 1303 - 5/30/2021

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