Students at Opelousas High School and Biomed, Central Middle School, Arnaudville Middle School and Opelousas Junior High School will pivot to remote learning Thursday, January 13, 2022.
In-person learning will resume Tuesday, January 18, 2022.
"Students should have a device but, if your child does not have a device and needs one, please call the school to arrange a pick-up time. Students are to log in to their Google Classroom and follow their regular class schedule joining the Classroom Google Meet for each period. Staff members who are not in isolation/quarantine will deliver instruction from the school building," a school system message about Opelousas High states.
"We are working to issue hotspots to students in need of them today. If your child did not receive a hotspot and needs one, please call the school to arrange a pick-up time. Students are to log in to their Google Classroom and follow their regular class schedule joining the Classroom Google Meet for each period. Staff members who are not in isolation/quarantine will deliver instruction from the school building," a school system message about Central Middle states.
"We are working to issue student devices today. If your child was absent and did not receive a device and needs one, please call the school to arrange a pick-up time. Students are to log in to their Google Classroom and follow their regular class schedule joining the Classroom Google Meet for each period. Staff members who are not in isolation/quarantine will deliver instruction from the school building," a message from the school system about Arnaudville states.
"Students should have their devices. If your child was absent and did not receive a device and needs one, please call the school to arrange a pick-up time. Students are to log in to their Google Classroom and follow their regular class schedule joining the Classroom Google Meet for each period. Staff members who are not in isolation/quarantine will deliver instruction from the school building," a message about Opelousas Junior High states.
"Please note that while we have an obligation to ensure all community members' health, safety, and welfare, we also must protect the privacy of individuals affected by this virus," the messages state.
Please contact the school if you have questions regarding school closures.
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