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Superintendent: 7,600 students using temporary virtual option; district distributes weekly meal kits via Second Harvest
Summary
Superintendent Stacy Stanley told the committee that more than 7,600 students have enrolled in the district’s temporary virtual learning option, staff are conducting outreach and the district and Second Harvest are delivering ingredient-style meal kits to about 500 families weekly.
Superintendent Stacy Stanley provided the committee an update Feb. 4 on the district’s temporary virtual learning option and associated family supports, reporting that more than 7,600 students had enrolled in the temporary virtual program and that the district was working to shore up attendance and family needs.
Stanley said the district is contacting families through social workers and communications staff and that school leaders are supporting staff as virtual enrollment…
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