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Devices for Home Use
Devices are distributed from the District Service Center located at 3232 S. Brentwood Blvd. If you have any issues or you need a device please submit a help desk ticket at https://wgsd.on.spiceworks.com/portal or email us at support@wgcloud.org.In accord with guidance from the St. Louis County Department of Public Health, the Webster Groves School District will move kindergarten through second grade students in the Responsive Learning Plan to in-person classes Oct. 14. The district is tentatively planning to bring back older students gradually, so long as health indicators and other factors allow it to do so safely. We’re looking forward to welcoming students back into our buildings and are prepared to continue to meet this school year’s challenges.
To prepare for the Webster Groves School District’s reopening in August, administrators here met throughout the summer, surveyed parents, consulted with teachers and participated in regional discussions with other districts and health agencies to plan how schools could ensure safety for students, staff and families; provide the best possible learning environment in our buildings and offer solid academics for all. Based on several factors, the Board of Education has approved a recommendation that the district begin the 2020-21 school year in a virtual format through October 23. The board will review community health indicators in October to determine whether circumstances have improved enough to consider re-opening schools.
Our desire is to have school with students physically present in the buildings this year. The importance of in-person learning cannot be overstated, nor can the negative effects and inequities stemming from school closures. Safety, of course, remains our first priority.
While our aim is to open our school buildings as soon as we can safely, we made our plan flexible, so it can be adapted for movement between full-time in-person learning, full-time virtual learning or a combination of both in-person and virtual learning, based on factors such as a confirmed case of COVID-19 within the school or increasing spread of the virus in the school district community.
We’ve aligned our plan and priorities with guidance from the federal Centers for Disease Control, state Department of Elementary and Secondary Education and the St. Louis County Department of Public Health to provide a framework for returning safely and successfully to school.COVID-19 Transmission, Positivity and Case Rates Tech Troubleshooting Tips
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Ask Us A QuestionGuiding Principles of WGSD Reopening Plan and Implementation
- The physical and mental health and safety of students and staff (and community and region) remain our number one priority.
- Our students will receive high-quality academic programming.
- Ensure equity and access to learning for all students.
- In our planning and through implementation, we must regularly assess our current reality and remain flexible and agile based on what is learned and evolving public health conditions.
- Download the complete plan in pdf format here
