Home Schooled – Lessons Learned and Taught While Practicing Social Distance, No. 2

We would like to invite you to the next conversation taking place on Friday 5/15 @ 3:30pm HST.

Due to interest we recieved and the range of topics covered at the last conversation, this will be the second time that we are holding a discussion on the topic, Home Schooled – Lessons Learned and Taught While Practicing Social Distance.  A description and the link to register are included below.

All conversations will take place via Zoom and will be limited to 20 participants on a first come first served basis. Upon completion of registration, an email with the link to the Zoom meeting will be sent.

Register for this event via this Google Form

With the closing of schools and the extension of the stay-at-home order, teachers, students, and parents have found themselves navigating a new form of “schooling”.  As a community, we are redefining what we mean by education and learning many lessons along the way.  There are also many new questions arising from the current situation.  How will schools practice social distancing?  Are standard school buildings the best spaces for learning? Should my child leave for college in the fall?  Will we ever return to school as we knew it?  Should we?

We encourage you to extend this invitation to other parents, students, educators, school leaders, and community organizations you feel would be interested in engaging in this reflective discussion.

A recent article, What Will Post-Pandemic School Look Like?, shared some thoughts related to this topic.