Glenwood Announcements

GLENWOOD Meet the Teacher-Virtual

Our annual meet the teacher event will take place virtually this year on Thursday, August 13th from 6:00 pm - 7:30. Below is the schedule for the evening.

Time	Event Description	By Who	Other Information
6:00 - 6:15	Remote Learning	Glenwood Admin	This will also be prerecorded for those not able to attend
6:15 - 6:50	Breakout Session	Teachers & Student Support Services	Links for each breakout session coming soon!
7:00 - 7:30	Question & Answer Session		A google form for questions coming soon!

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GLENWOOD FALL DEVICE DISTRIBUTION

Student device distribution will take place this Thursday (8/13) and Friday (8/14) at Glenwood Elementary. ALL students will need to come to pick up a new device to use this Fall. Kindergarten and 1st grade students will pick up an iPad and grades 2-5 will pick up a Chromebook. If you have a CHCCS device and/or hotspot from this Spring please bring those with you to turn in. Any library books you may still have can be turned in at this time as well. Please stay in your car when attending distribution. Glenwood staff will come to you. Before picking up your new device please complete the online device agreement linked here.

Pick up Times:

Thursday, August 13th 3pm-5pm

Friday, August 14th 9am-2pm

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CHCCS Announcement Regarding Back to School 2020

At last week's Board of Education meeting, the Back-to-School 2020 Plan was approved. While there are many decisions yet to be made, this plan provides a basic structure for what school may look like this Fall. The Board meeting is posted to our website and available for viewing.

The conversation was lengthy, and the plan is somewhat complex. To that end, I have attempted to summarize it in this 8-minute video. I realize that is long, and that this video is unpolished, but I hope it explains the plan in a way that makes sense to the viewer. If you are not familiar with the plan, please invest the eight minutes.

Please know we also have a Back-to-School 2020 page on our district website. Here you will find a variety of resources that may prove helpful as we move closer to August 17.

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2020 Summer Program Information

Summer Camp Information

Resource List for Families

Resource List for Families-Spanish

Orange County Resources-Spanish

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