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Salt Creek SD 48 presents e-Learning renewal that would allow five hours of remote instruction through 2028
Summary
The district reviewed an e-Learning plan that would permit five hours of combined synchronous and asynchronous instruction to replace emergency days; the plan was described as a three-year submission to the Illinois State Board of Education and DuPage ROE for verification through June 2028.
Dr. Martelli presented the Salt Creek School District 48 e-Learning plan at the May 15 meeting, explaining the district presents this plan every three years for board approval and state verification. He said an approved e-Learning plan "allows the district to provide synchronous and asynchronous instruction for 5 hours in lieu of utilizing emergency days and extending the school year." The transcript records that once approved the plan would be submitted to the Illinois State Board of Education and the DuPage Regional Office of Education for verification and, if verified, would be valid through June 2028.
Dr. Martelli described outreach around the proposal, saying it was brought to "SCEA, Admin and surveys to parents for their thoughts," and summarized the intended instructional split: "The proposal entails 2 ½ hours with their teacher and 2 ½ hours of independent work. AMS students follow their normal schedule." The board received the presentation during the public hearing; no public comments were recorded on the e-Learning renewal at this meeting.
