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LCS superintendent encouraging parents to fill out 2020-2021 Educational Options Survey

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TALLAHASSEE, Fla.(WTXL) — Leon County Schools Superintendent Rocky Hanna is asking all parents to complete the 2020-2021 Educational Options Survey.

In a letter, Hanna stated that LCS has not received any information from the State of Florida regarding the plan for reopening schools in August.

However, Hanna says the he is strongly advocating that schools fully reopen in the fall.

The parent survey will help LCS prepare for staffing and logistics regarding its three educational models as they plan for the 2020-2021 school year.

As previously announced, all LCS students will be receiving smart devices for the 2020-2021school year, which will be incorporated into the three choices:

  • Traditional, on-site, face-to-face instruction with health and safety measures in place.
  • Leon County Digital Academy— The Leon County Digital Academy (LCDA) will be offered at every school for the 2020-2021 school year. Leon County students enrolled in the LCDA will receive individualized instruction from their home zoned school utilizing technology, one learning platform, and live lessons. This will allow students and families to maintain association with their assigned school while receiving instruction at home. They will remain on school pacing and will be expected to work through lessons and assignments at the same rate students on campus are moving. This will also give students and families an element of control over time, place, and individual pace/learning style. Course selection will include specific elective choices that adhere to the distance-learning model. This will be a semester-by-semester commitment (August 2020—December 2020, January 2021—May 2021).
  • Leon County Virtual School— Leon County students enrolled in the K-12 Leon County Virtual School receive individualized instruction from local teachers utilizing technology. The virtual format allows flexibility of time, location, and pace while promoting the skills and self-discipline for success in the 21st Century. Leon County Virtual School has been a franchise of Florida Virtual School for 10 years and is a statewide leader in virtual instruction. This will be a semester-by-semester commitment (August 2020—December 2020, January 2021—May 2021) .

The survey is available now and will be open until Friday, June 12.

Click here to take the survey.