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In an effort to slow the community spread of the COVID-19, East Greenwich Township Schools will transition to our remote learning plan effective Tuesday, March 17th.
Monday, March 16th will remain a district in-service day for staff. Effective Tuesday, March 17th, the district buildings will officially close for a minimum of two weeks . During the two week period, we will continue to monitor and assess the situation, as well as consult with the Gloucester County Department of Health, to determine if remote learning needs to be extended.
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Monday, March 16th |
In-Service Day for Staff; no students |
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Tuesday, March 17th |
Remote Learning Plan begins District buildings closed except to essential staff |
Over the past two weeks, our staff have worked tirelessly to ensure our students can continue their education remotely. We are confident in our plan, and although the transition to remote learning may present some challenges for all of us, we are committed to rising to the challenge. Remote learning allows us to continue to count school calendar days towards the 180 day mandatory requirement, so these days will not need to be made up during spring break or in June. Please note that May 22nd is now a half day for students.
We will provide families with more information on Monday afternoon. Throughout the closure, you may reach out to your child’s teacher(s), service providers and administrators. We will be responsive and supportive.
I thank you for your cooperation and support during this unprecedented time.
Sincerely,
Andrea Evans
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