Students to receive AMI packets for school closures

AMI packets including work for unplanned school closures will be passed out beginning Wednesday.

Students will receive their AMI folder during 4th period homeroom, as well as their assignments for that class. They will take their packet with them and receive their assignments for periods 5th-7th during the remaining school day. Students will receive assignments for periods 1st-3rd the Thursday.

AMI packets are only to be used in the case of inclement weather or emergency that

causes the school to close. These assignments will be labeled with Day One/Day Two/ Day Three and instructions. Students must keep these packets in a safe place.

If there is an inclement weather day or an emergency that requires school be closed, announcements will be made through the El Dorado School District by phone/website/social media/news outlets.

Students will be instructed as to which AMI assignment to complete.

For example, if the school district is closed for one day, students will complete the Day

One assignments (they will have one assignment for each class). If the school is closed for two days, students will complete Day One and Day Two assignments.

AMI assignments for high school students should take approximately 30 minutes per class to complete.

Upon return to school, students will submit assignments to their appropriate teacher. In order to be “present” for the missed day, students must complete their assigned work AND turn it into the teacher on the day they return. For example, if students miss school on a Monday and

return to school on Tuesday, assignments should be submitted to school on Tuesday.

In accordance with the district’s make-up policy, students may have as many days as they missed to turn work in, i.e. school is closed Monday, students return Tuesday, make-up work is due by Wednesday to receive credit/be marked present.

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