A look at the Vail District Model

Hybrid learning is not a one-size fits all model across districts, schools and even grade levels.

MOST VAIL STUDENTS RETURN TOTHE CLASSROOM TOMORROW, BUTCOVID-19 CHANGED THE DYNAMICS.ALL 22 SCHOOLS WILL BEGINHYBRID LEARNING.

SO HOW WILLIT LOOK THE FIRST DAY BACK?HERE'S KGUN9'S VALERIE CAVAZOSWITH THE ANSWER.HYBID LEARNING IS NOT AONE-SIZE FITS ALL MODELACROSS DISTRICTS SCHOOLSAND EVEN GRADE LEVELS.

SOLET'S START AT THE ELEMENTARYSCHOOLS.

STUDENTS WILL RETURNTO A NEAR TRADITIONAL SETTINGWITH THEIR TEACHER AT THEHELM AND STUDENTS IN THEIRCLASSROOM SEATS.

THERE ARE TWOCO- HORTS MEANING GROUPS.

80PERCENT OF THE STUDENTS WILLBE IN THE CLASSROOM WHILE 20PERCENT WILL CONTINUE LEARNINGREMOTELY ONLY.

THE IN-CLASSSTUDENTS WILL ATTEND 4 DAYS AWEEK EACH DAY SHORTENED BYAN HOUR.

THE VAIL DISTRICTSAYS THEY'RE STRIVING FOR NOMORE THAN 20 STUDENTS IN ALLCLASSROOMS TO HELP PREVENT THESPREAD OF COVID.

OKAY LET'SMOVE TO THE MIDDLE SCHOOL ANDHIGH SCHOOL GRADES.

THERE ARE3 CO- HORTS A AND B ATTENDSCHOOL 2 DAYS A WEEKASSIGNED ALPHABETICALLYMONDAY - WEDNESDAY ANDTUESDAY - THURSDAY.

ANDSTUDENTS IN COHORT C AREREMOTE ONLY.

SO WHAT HAPPENSON FRIDAYS AT ALL THE SCHOOLSAND GRADE LEVELS.

EVERYSTUDENTS WILL WORK AT HOME,BUT TEACHERS WILL BE PROVIDINGLIVE SUPPORT WHEN NEEDED.VALERIE CAVAZOS KGUN9 OYS.A BATTLE --