Lancaster Catholic High School Crusader Connection January 28, 2021
Remote Instruction: When is a student allowed to learn remotely? What are the rules if they do? As we move into the third semester of a very challenging year, there are some things we have learned. One of the most obvious, is that most students perform better academically when they are physically in the classroom. In this ever changing environment, we know there are many valid reasons why a student may choose to learn remotely. There could be compromised individuals in the home. A student may be ill, waiting for a test result, or told to quarantine. In the beginning of the year, we asked students to commit to at least two weeks of a particular method of instruction because we understood this was new for everyone. Unfortunately, the “trial period” has led to students changing their preferred method of instruction from day to day. Teachers are as prepared as possible each day when they know which students will be physically in the classroom, and those who will be remote. Not knowing this ahead of time creates many challenges and difficulties. Continued on next page
Upcoming Events at Lancaster Catholic High School Jan. 30th Jan. 31st Feb. 1-5th Feb. 12th Feb. 15th Admissions Winter Activities Fair
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