Anoka-Hennepin School District
- Hybrid learning model: Students will be split into two cohorts and have in-person classes twice a week and virtual learning three days a week.
- Hybrid learning model: Students will be split into two groups and have in-person classes two days a week and remote classes the other three days.
Columbia Heights Public Schools
- Modified hybrid learning model: Most students will be learning remotely with some small groups learning in-person based on student need and staffing considerations. Students with special needs, English learners, the youngest students and seniors may be considered.
- In-person/hybrid model: Pre-kindergarten and elementary students will have in-person classes. All other students will learn via a hybrid model with two days of in-person instruction and three days of distance learning per week.
- In-person/hybrid learning model: Elementary students will all have in-person instruction. Secondary students in grades 7-12 will learn under a hybrid model in which two groups alternate days of in-person and virtual instruction.
- Hybrid learning model: Students will be split into two groups and have in-person classes two days a week and remote classes the other three days.
- In-person/hybrid learning model: All kindergarten and first grade students will meet in-person five days a week. Grades 2-12 will be split into two groups based on last name; each will learn two days a week in-person and three days from home.
- Hybrid learning model: Students will be split into two groups by family and will have two days of in-person classes and three days of remote learning each week.
- Hybrid learning model: Students will be split into two groups, and each will have in-person classes two days a week and virtual learning three days a week.
Carver County
- In-person/hybrid learning model: Elementary school students will have in person-classes five days a week. All other students will be split into two groups for a hybrid learning schedule of two days of in-person classes, two days of remote classes and one flex day each week.
Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted Public Schools
- In-person/hybrid learning model: Students from pre-kindergarten to sixth grade will come to school for class each day. Students in grades 7-12 will have either two or three days of in-person learning, depending on the week, and learn remotely on other days.
- In-person/hybrid learning model: Kindergarten through third grade students will be in their home schools for normal in-person classes. Fourth and fifth grade students will have classes at the high school four days a week, with one day a week remote. Middle school students will be split into two groups and have in-person classes two days a week and virtual classes on other days. High school students will have virtual classes four days a week and meet in person once a week for elements of the curriculum that cannot easily be done at home.
- In-person/hybrid learning model: Kindergarten through fifth grade students will go to class at school in "learning pods" in which two classrooms of students are split into three learning spaces. Sixth grade and up will have a hybrid model that splits students into two groups; all students will have two days of in-person learning and three days of online learning.
Watertown Mayer Public Schools
- In-person/hybrid learning model: Elementary students will learn at school five days a week. All other students will be split into two groups, each of which will have in-person classes two days a week and remote learning on other days.
Dakota County
Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District
- Hybrid learning model: Pre-K-Grade 2 will have in-person class four days a week and distance learning one day a week; all other students will have in-person classes two days a week and distance learning on other days. Students in preschool, kindergarten and first, sixth and ninth grades will start the school year with hybrid learning on Sept. 10; all other students will start the school year with distance learning and transition to hybrid on Sept. 28.
- In-person/hybrid learning model: Elementary students will be at school every day. Middle and high school students will have hybrid learning schedules with two days of in-person classes and three days of remote learning.
Farmington Area Public Schools
- Hybrid learning model: Students will be split into two groups, and each will have in-person classes two days a week, virtual learning two days a week and one "flexible instruction" day.
- Hybrid learning model: Students will be split into two groups, and each will have in-person classes two days a week, virtual learning two days a week and one "flexible instruction" day.
- Hybrid learning model: Students will be split into two groups by family, and each will have in-person classes two days a week, virtual learning two days a week and one "flexible instruction" day.
- Hybrid learning model: Students will be split into two groups by family, and each will have in-person classes two days a week and virtual learning three days a week.
- In-person/hybrid learning model: PreK through fifth grade will return to in-person learning with as much social distance as possible. All other students will be split into two groups and have in-person classes two days a week and virtual learning three days a week.
- In-person/hybrid learning model: Elementary school students will resume in-person classes five days a week. Middle and high school students will have a hybrid model in which grades 7-9 and grades 10-12 will alternate weeks of in-person and distance learning.
- Hybrid learning model: The school year will start with a four-week soft opening to transition into hybrid learning. All students will start with two weeks of distance learning, and secondary school students will continue for a third week of distance learning. All students will attend school via the hybrid model by the week of Oct. 5.
West St. Paul-Mendota Heights-Eagan School District
- Phased-in hybrid learning model: The week of Sept. 8, new students to the district and students in grades 5 and 9 will have half-day orientation. The week of Sept. 14, kindergarten students and families will attend orientation activities and all other students will begin distance learning. Early learning and kindergarten students start the hybrid model on Sept. 21, and over the next several weeks, all other grades will be phased in pending school board approval at special meetings. A full timeline is available in the link above.
Hennepin County
Anoka-Hennepin School District
- Hybrid learning model: Students will have in-person classes twice a week and virtual learning three days a week. Specific days for each student and family will be available no later than Friday, Aug. 14.
- Hybrid learning model: The Bloomington School Board approved a switch from hybrid learning to dsitance learning in its Aug. 17 meeting.
Buffalo-Hanover-Montrose Schools
- In-person/hybrid learning model: Students in grades K-5 will have in-person classes every day. Grades 6-12 will be split into two cohorts based on last names and will alternate in-person learning days Monday through Thursday; all students will learn remotely on Fridays.
- In-person/hybrid model: PreK-Grade 6 students will start the school year in-person, and grades 7-12 will learn via a hybrid model. In the hybrid model, students will be split into two groups based on last names and attend in-person classes two days a week; classes will be held remotely on other days.
- In-person/hybrid learning model: Kindergarten and first grade students will hold in-person classes in a socially distanced environmnet. All other students will have in-person classes two days a week and remote learning the other three days.
- In-person/hybrid model: Pre-kindergarten and elementary students will have in-person classes. All other students will learn via a hybrid model with two days of in-person instruction and three days of distance learning per week.
- Hybrid learning model: Kindergarten and first grade students will have in-person classes four days a week and one day of virtual learning. All other students will have in-person classes two days a week and remote classes on other days.
- Distance learning model: All students will start classes online.
- In-person/hybrid learning model: Kindergarten through third grade students will be in their home schools for normal in-person classes. Fourth and fifth grade students will have classes at the high school four days a week, with one day a week remote. Middle school students will be split into two groups and have in-person classes two days a week and virtual classes on other days. High school students will have virtual classes four days a week and meet in person once a week for elements of the curriculum that cannot easily be done at home.
- In-person/hybrid learning model: All elementary school students will be at school each day and will have a blend between their core classroom and video conferencing with a companion classroom. Middle school and high school students will be split into two groups and alternate between remote and in-person classes Monday-Thursday; in-person classes will be held every other Friday for each group.
- Hybrid learning model: Students will be split into two groups, and each will have in-person classes two days a week and virtual learning three days a week.
- Hybrid learning model: Preschoolers will be in school two to three half days each week; grades K-2 will be in school four days a week; grades 3-5 will be in school two days a week; and grades 6-12 will be in school one day each week. Students will have remote learning on other days.
- Distance learning plus model: Students will engage in classes and conduct learning remotely. Learning includes direct teacher instruction and independent student work, with a combination of virtual meetings, interactive class sessions and pre-recorded videos.
- In-person/hybrid model: Students from PreK-grade 4 will have daily in-person classes, while all other students will learn via a hybrid model. These students will be split into two cohorts, which will attend classes at school twice a week and learn remotely three days a week.
- Hybrid learning model: All students will begin the school year via distance learning. Second grade and younger will move to a hybrid model starting on Sept. 28, and all other students will transition to hybrid learning on Oct. 5.
- In-person/hybrid learning model: Kindergarten through fifth grade students will go to class at school in "learning pods" in which two classrooms of students are split into three learning spaces. Sixth grade and up will have a hybrid model that splits students into two groups; all students will have two days of in-person learning and three days of online learning.
Watertown Mayer Public Schools
- In-person/hybrid learning model: Elementary students will learn at school five days a week. All other students will be split into two groups, each of which will have in-person classes two days a week and remote learning on other days.
- Hybrid learning model: Students will be split into two groups, and each will have in-person classes two days a week and virtual learning three days a week.
- In-person/hybrid learning model: Primary school students from kindergarten through fourth grade will start the year with in-person learning. Students in grades 4-12 will go with a hybrid learning model in which students are split into two groups and have in-person classes twice a week and distance learning the other three days.
- Hybrid learning model: Students will be split into two groups, and each will have in-person classes two days a week and virtual learning three days a week.
Ramsey County
- Hybrid learning model: Students will be split into two groups, which will alternate in-person instruction days from Monday through Thursday. Each group will have in-person learning on Fridays every other week.
North St. Paul-Maplewood-Oakdale
- Hybrid learning model: All students will begin with distance learning. Elementary students will transition to hybrid learning with two days of in-person classes starting Week 3 (Sept. 14), and secondary students will begin the hybrid model in Week 5 (Sept. 28).
- Distance learning model: The Roseville School Board voted on Aug. 18 to switch from a hybrid model to starting the school year with distance learning for all grades.
- Distance learning model: All students will start classes online. The school district could work toward a plan for in-person instruction later this fall.
- Hybrid learning model: Students will be split into two groups, and each will have in-person classes two days a week and virtual learning three days a week.
Scott County
- In-person/hybrid learning model: Elementary school students will have in person-classes five days a week. All other students will be split into two groups for a hybrid learning schedule of two days of in-person classes, two days of remote classes and one flex day each week.
Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District
- Hybrid learning model: Pre-K-Grade 2 will have in-person class four days a week and distance learning one day a week; all other students will have in-person classes two days a week and distance learning on other days. Students in preschool, kindergarten and first, sixth and ninth grades will start the school year with hybrid learning on Sept. 10; all other students will start the school year with distance learning and transition to hybrid on Sept. 28.
- Hybrid learning model: Students will be split into two groups by family, and each will have in-person classes two days a week and virtual learning three days a week.
- In-person/hybrid learning model: Students in grades K-6 will have in-person classes five days a week. Grades 7-12 will have two days of in-person learning, two days of remote learning and one "flex" learning day each week.
- Hybrid learning model: Students will be split into two groups with two permanently assigned in-person learning days and two remote learning days; the groups will alternate between in-person and online classes each Wednesday.
Prior Lake-Savage Area Schools
- Hybrid learning model: Students will be split into two groups, and each will have in-person classes two days a week, virtual learning two days a week and one "flexible instruction" day.
- In-person/hybrid learning model: Students will be split into two groups that will rotate between in-person and online classes each school day. Kindergarten students will have in-person classes five days a week.
Washington County
- In-person/hybrid learning model: Elementary students will all have in-person instruction. Secondary students in grades 7-12 will learn under a hybrid model in which two groups alternate days of in-person and virtual instruction.
- Hybrid learning model: Students will be split into two groups by family, and each will have in-person classes two days a week, virtual learning two days a week and one "flexible instruction" day.
- Hybrid learning model: Elementary schools will have four days of in-person learning and one day of distance learning each week; secondary school students will have two days of in-person learning and three days of distance learning each week.
North St. Paul-Maplewood-Oakdale
- Hybrid learning model: All students will begin with distance learning. Elementary students will transition to hybrid learning with two days of in-person classes starting Week 3 (Sept. 14), and secondary students will begin the hybrid model in Week 5 (Sept. 28).
South Washington County Schools
- Hybrid learning model: Students will be split into two groups by family, and each will have in-person classes two days a week, virtual learning two days a week and one "flexible instruction" day.
Stillwater Area Public Schools
- Hybrid learning model: Elementary school students will have in-person classes two days a week and distance learning three days a week. Middle school students will have distance learning only through Oct. 14 and will transition to the hybrid learning model starting Oct. 20. High school students will take just three classes for Quarter 1 and meet in-person two times a week; courses switch for Quarter 2.
- Hybrid learning model: Students will be split into two groups, and each will have in-person classes two days a week and virtual learning three days a week.
Wright County
- In-person/hybrid learning model: Grades K-5 will have in-person classes every day. All other students will have hybrid learning schedules with two days of in-person classes and three days of remote learning each week.
Buffalo-Hanover-Montrose Schools
- In-person/hybrid learning model: Students in grades K-5 will have in-person classes every day. Grades 6-12 will be split into two cohorts based on last names and will alternate in-person learning days Monday through Thursday; all students will learn remotely on Fridays.
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