Is DCPS going virtual?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We picked up the packet, but our school in NW DC has still not sent out clear instructions on how teaching will take place starting Tuesday, i.e. which technology we will be using to connect....hopefully, we will receive an email on Monday?

The schools are supposed to send an email out today. DCPS policy though seems to be no tech which is unfortunate for the kids. And an anomaly compared with other school districts.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We picked up the packet, but our school in NW DC has still not sent out clear instructions on how teaching will take place starting Tuesday, i.e. which technology we will be using to connect....hopefully, we will receive an email on Monday?

The schools are supposed to send an email out today. DCPS policy though seems to be no tech which is unfortunate for the kids. And an anomaly compared with other school districts.

It’s no tech because of equity considerations. Such backward thinking, but par for the course.

[Anonymous]

There are dozens of websites and free learning programs you can use to help your students. Heck, if you are inbound you could just withdraw and start a real home school program.
Dcps should be offering both paper and tech.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We picked up the packet, but our school in NW DC has still not sent out clear instructions on how teaching will take place starting Tuesday, i.e. which technology we will be using to connect....hopefully, we will receive an email on Monday?

The schools are supposed to send an email out today. DCPS policy though seems to be no tech which is unfortunate for the kids. And an anomaly compared with other school districts.

It’s no tech because of equity considerations. Such backward thinking, but par for the course.

This type of thinking and embracement of equity at all cost is why DCPS will never succeed to attract higher performing students and they leave for charters, burbs, or privates.

[Anonymous]

Omg! leave. Leave for the burbs. PLEASE!
Oh wait—- FAirfax & Moco have sent nothing. No tele teaching. Quick- find a new reason to shake your fists!!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We picked up the packet, but our school in NW DC has still not sent out clear instructions on how teaching will take place starting Tuesday, i.e. which technology we will be using to connect....hopefully, we will receive an email on Monday?

The schools are supposed to send an email out today. DCPS policy though seems to be no tech which is unfortunate for the kids. And an anomaly compared with other school districts.

It’s no tech because of equity considerations. Such backward thinking, but par for the course.

This type of thinking and embracement of equity at all cost is why DCPS will never succeed to attract higher performing students and they leave for charters, burbs, or privates.

This unveiled threat by middle class whites to leave DC is getting trite. Bye already?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Omg! leave. Leave for the burbs. PLEASE!
Oh wait—- FAirfax & Moco have sent nothing. No tele teaching. Quick- find a new reason to shake your fists!!!!

Seriously, head over to the MD schools forums, DC is waaaayyy ahead of all of this.

[Anonymous]

Our school is planning to use Microsoft teams to have live teaching.

[Anonymous]

Deal will be having two 30-min live sessions a day staggered schedule. Sessions to be recorded for students who can’t watch live. They are trying to get chrome books out to every student that needs one. They are also trying to still have some after school clubs meet virtually. I’m so impressed with what they’ve done so far. Hoping for even more clarity on some things tomorrow.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Deal will be having two 30-min live sessions a day staggered schedule. Sessions to be recorded for students who can’t watch live. They are trying to get chrome books out to every student that needs one. They are also trying to still have some after school clubs meet virtually. I’m so impressed with what they’ve done so far. Hoping for even more clarity on some things tomorrow.

How are they recording? What platform are they using?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Deal will be having two 30-min live sessions a day staggered schedule. Sessions to be recorded for students who can’t watch live. They are trying to get chrome books out to every student that needs one. They are also trying to still have some after school clubs meet virtually. I’m so impressed with what they’ve done so far. Hoping for even more clarity on some things tomorrow.

I’m a deal teacher and haven’t heard this for sure so don’t hold your breath.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We picked up the packet, but our school in NW DC has still not sent out clear instructions on how teaching will take place starting Tuesday, i.e. which technology we will be using to connect....hopefully, we will receive an email on Monday?

The schools are supposed to send an email out today. DCPS policy though seems to be no tech which is unfortunate for the kids. And an anomaly compared with other school districts.

It’s no tech because of equity considerations. Such backward thinking, but par for the course.

This type of thinking and embracement of equity at all cost is why DCPS will never succeed to attract higher performing students and they leave for charters, burbs, or privates.

Actually, isn't it "equity at no cost." Rather than providing devices or whatever because of the cost, they are providing none... for equity considerations.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We picked up the packet, but our school in NW DC has still not sent out clear instructions on how teaching will take place starting Tuesday, i.e. which technology we will be using to connect....hopefully, we will receive an email on Monday?

The schools are supposed to send an email out today. DCPS policy though seems to be no tech which is unfortunate for the kids. And an anomaly compared with other school districts.

It’s no tech because of equity considerations. Such backward thinking, but par for the course.

This type of thinking and embracement of equity at all cost is why DCPS will never succeed to attract higher performing students and they leave for charters, burbs, or privates.

This unveiled threat by middle class whites to leave DC is getting trite. Bye already?

Hate to burst your bubble but many are not leaving DC. They are going charter which BTW ours has already lesson plans set up, virtual meetings with teachers, etc..

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Deal will be having two 30-min live sessions a day staggered schedule. Sessions to be recorded for students who can’t watch live. They are trying to get chrome books out to every student that needs one. They are also trying to still have some after school clubs meet virtually. I’m so impressed with what they’ve done so far. Hoping for even more clarity on some things tomorrow.

How are they recording? What platform are they using?

MS Office 365 Teams

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We picked up the packet, but our school in NW DC has still not sent out clear instructions on how teaching will take place starting Tuesday, i.e. which technology we will be using to connect....hopefully, we will receive an email on Monday?

The schools are supposed to send an email out today. DCPS policy though seems to be no tech which is unfortunate for the kids. And an anomaly compared with other school districts.

It’s no tech because of equity considerations. Such backward thinking, but par for the course.

This type of thinking and embracement of equity at all cost is why DCPS will never succeed to attract higher performing students and they leave for charters, burbs, or privates.

This unveiled threat by middle class whites to leave DC is getting trite. Bye already?

Hate to burst your bubble but many are not leaving DC. They are going charter which BTW ours has already lesson plans set up, virtual meetings with teachers, etc..

Also it’s not middle class whites and not about racism. So stop playing that card. It’s just getting old.

Signed minority parent.