Collierville students return to classrooms next week
Collierville middle and high school students will return to classrooms next week, ending a one-week remote-learning approach due to coronavirus.
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Collierville middle and high school students will return to classrooms next week, ending a one-week remote-learning approach due to coronavirus.
Some parents are frustrated that their students are learning remotely this week. Superintendent Gary Lilly said staff will “monitor the situation” before deciding to reopen three of its schools to students.
Teachers in exceptional education – formerly known as special education — want to make sure the individualized needs of students are met as the pandemic forces them to continue to pivot.
Houston High earned Germantown the top ACT scores in the state. At 25.6, the composite average is slightly below what the district saw in the 2018-19 school year.
Students attending on the hybrid platform will learn remotely. Friday was already scheduled as a remote learning day.
Collierville Middle Schools students will not return to campus until after Thanksgiving due to a COVID-19 outbreak.
“As students, many of us are saddened when we see decisions made about our well-being that will not affect the decision-makers but will clearly affect us. We just hope this starts a true conversation where every argument is given equitable consideration.”
Wright Cox has been on the suburb’s Board of Education since the district’s inception. As he looks forward to the next four years, he is hopeful about the district’s future.
Concerns still loom after Collierville Schools announced high school students will return to campus four days per week in January.
Collierville High School students will return to four days at school next semester. Students will attend Monday through Thursday and learn remotely on Friday.
This year has presented a unique set of challenges for kids in Shelby County, and a new face in Collierville is helping the district appropriately address students’ needs.
Middle school students in Collierville may return to school five days per week beginning Nov. 2.
Four candidates are on the ballot for the Position 3 seat on Collierville Schools’ board as Chairman Mark Hansen decides to not seek reelection.
The Arlington and Collierville school systems are using a similar mix of hybrid online and in person classes along with virtual options for elementary school students. The superintendents of the two suburban systems talked on “Behind The Headlines” about prospects for more change.
After weeks of planning and device distributions, Shelby County Schools rings the bell for the first day of virtual school and will stay that way until further notice.
Students will learn remotely for two weeks. Three more coronavirus cases have been reported, bringing the total to eight. The entire varsity football team is in quarantine.
Stakeholders in the Collierville community are analyzing data specific to the suburban district. The data evaluation team will look at various affects the pandemic has on the suburban schools and
Three Shelby County Health Department Employees toured Collierville Schools Tuesday.
Four suburban school districts opened for a new academic year Monday morning like none they have ever encountered.
Mark Hansen will not seek re-election to Collierville's school board. Madan Birla, Paul Childers, Rachelle Maier and Kristin White plan to run for the open seat.
Collierville, Arlington and Germantown will continue contact sports for the upcoming school year as districts try to mesh sports and a pandemic.
Collierville released a new reopening plan for elementary students. allowing those in Pre-K through 5th to attend school five days per week.
One Collierville High employee is at home with coronavirus.
Collierville's Board of Education passed a resolution Tuesday night calling for five days a week of in-person classes, and giving the superintendent the ability to open schools in "the least restrictive manner" possible. The resolution will be sent to state legislators.
Some parents protested the district’s new in-person option for five days per week. Others feel the district made a difficult call, but the right call.