Burgundy Farm

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Anonymous wrote:Am I reading the schedule correctly that Thursday is the only school day this week (other than orientation hour)? Asynchronous on Friday even though it's day 2 of school?

Yes you are. So much for strong start and robust distance learning program. And so much for going back early. This whole week is a nothing burger.

I thought it was a normal day. Where did you see this?

PowerSchool

Which class / cohort? The 7th graders have class on 9/11.

Lower school is remote Fridays. That's great 7th grade is off to a 5 day a week start!

[Anonymous]

Burgundy knocked it out of the park today for our early elementary class!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Burgundy knocked it out of the park today for our early elementary class!

Awesome! What worked well?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Burgundy knocked it out of the park today for our early elementary class!

Middle school was also good! One major improvement over the spring is that it seems more organized / it's easier for my kid to navigate the links and figure out where he's supposed to be.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Am I reading the schedule correctly that Thursday is the only school day this week (other than orientation hour)? Asynchronous on Friday even though it's day 2 of school?

Yes you are. So much for strong start and robust distance learning program. And so much for going back early. This whole week is a nothing burger.

I thought it was a normal day. Where did you see this?

PowerSchool

Which class / cohort? The 7th graders have class on 9/11.

Lower school is remote Fridays. That's great 7th grade is off to a 5 day a week start!

Ah, 7th is remote all five days, but has synchronous classes every day.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Burgundy knocked it out of the park today for our early elementary class!

Awesome! What worked well?

Everything was well organized and we didn't have any tech issues. The teachers and content were extremely engaging, so much so that my young child was very enthusiastic about it the entire time. Hopefully the excitement doesn't wear off!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Burgundy knocked it out of the park today for our early elementary class!

Awesome! What worked well?

Everything was well organized and we didn't have any tech issues. The teachers and content were extremely engaging, so much so that my young child was very enthusiastic about it the entire time. Hopefully the excitement doesn't wear off!

How nice for you. My kids are in EL and continue to hate DL at Burgundy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Burgundy knocked it out of the park today for our early elementary class!

Awesome! What worked well?

Everything was well organized and we didn't have any tech issues. The teachers and content were extremely engaging, so much so that my young child was very enthusiastic about it the entire time. Hopefully the excitement doesn't wear off!

Hope it’s worth 35K

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Am I reading the schedule correctly that Thursday is the only school day this week (other than orientation hour)? Asynchronous on Friday even though it's day 2 of school?

Yes you are. So much for strong start and robust distance learning program. And so much for going back early. This whole week is a nothing burger.

I thought it was a normal day. Where did you see this?

PowerSchool

Which class / cohort? The 7th graders have class on 9/11.

Lower school is remote Fridays. That's great 7th grade is off to a 5 day a week start!

Ah, 7th is remote all five days, but has synchronous classes every day.

Wrong terminology. I meant asynchronous Fridays in lower school. Not remote. It's remote except for the + activity each week.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Burgundy knocked it out of the park today for our early elementary class!

Awesome! What worked well?

Everything was well organized and we didn't have any tech issues. The teachers and content were extremely engaging, so much so that my young child was very enthusiastic about it the entire time. Hopefully the excitement doesn't wear off!

Hope it’s worth 35K

They switched the middle school math curriculum to a homeschooling online program. The kids watch recorded lectures and do online math problems. Anyone know why?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Burgundy knocked it out of the park today for our early elementary class!

Awesome! What worked well?

Everything was well organized and we didn't have any tech issues. The teachers and content were extremely engaging, so much so that my young child was very enthusiastic about it the entire time. Hopefully the excitement doesn't wear off!

Hope it’s worth 35K

They switched the middle school math curriculum to a homeschooling online program. The kids watch recorded lectures and do online math problems. Anyone know why?

No clue, but my kid loves that set-up. We used a similar program for summer bridge work, and it was great. (Almost makes me wonder why we're at Burgundy instead of doing an online homeschool, but hey, hindsight is 20/20....)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Burgundy knocked it out of the park today for our early elementary class!

Awesome! What worked well?

Everything was well organized and we didn't have any tech issues. The teachers and content were extremely engaging, so much so that my young child was very enthusiastic about it the entire time. Hopefully the excitement doesn't wear off!

Hope it’s worth 35K

They switched the middle school math curriculum to a homeschooling online program. The kids watch recorded lectures and do online math problems. Anyone know why?

No clue, but my kid loves that set-up. We used a similar program for summer bridge work, and it was great. (Almost makes me wonder why we're at Burgundy instead of doing an online homeschool, but hey, hindsight is 20/20....)

What, exactly, are the math teachers doing then?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Burgundy knocked it out of the park today for our early elementary class!

Awesome! What worked well?

Everything was well organized and we didn't have any tech issues. The teachers and content were extremely engaging, so much so that my young child was very enthusiastic about it the entire time. Hopefully the excitement doesn't wear off!

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[Anonymous]

Burgundy knocked it out of the park today for our early elementary class!


Awesome! What worked well?


Everything was well organized and we didn't have any tech issues. The teachers and content were extremely engaging, so much so that my young child was very enthusiastic about it the entire time. Hopefully the excitement doesn't wear off!

Right, but my son is at a public middle school, and he's enthusiastic about the virtual learning right now as well. Which makes me wonder why I am spending 35K for my daughter to go to Burgundy right now.

[Anonymous]

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Burgundy knocked it out of the park today for our early elementary class!


Awesome! What worked well?


Everything was well organized and we didn't have any tech issues. The teachers and content were extremely engaging, so much so that my young child was very enthusiastic about it the entire time. Hopefully the excitement doesn't wear off!

Right, but my son is at a public middle school, and he's enthusiastic about the virtual learning right now as well. Which makes me wonder why I am spending 35K for my daughter to go to Burgundy right now.

Yes. The DL at Burgundy is fine but it’s not 35K fine.