Streator High School

e-learning day

FAQ

Q: What is an e-learning day and why are we implementing it at Streator High School?

A:  E-learning days can help avoid interruptions to class instruction when there is inclement weather. They also replace using emergency days at the end of the school year.

Q:  How will my child access their materials on an e-learning day?

A:  Students will access their materials on Google Classroom. 

Q:  How will my student check in for attendance purposes on an e-learning day?

A:  Students must check in on their Google Classroom page of each class period.  This must be done between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.  There will be a Google Form that all students must fill out for each class period for it to count towards attendance. 

Q:  What if my child does not have internet access during an e-learning day?

A:  The students must communicate with their teacher the day after an e-learning day about the assignment that they are responsible for completing. 

Q:  How do I or my student get in touch with my child’s teacher on an e-learning day?

A:  Teachers will be available between 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. to answer emails.

Q:  Who do I contact if I need help during an e-learning day?

A:  If it is a technical issue you can email Rob Beck, Director of Technology - [email protected] 

Q:  What kind of activities / assignments will my child be doing on an e-learning day?

A:  Assignments will be at the discretion of the teacher to keep the flow of the class going without disruption.  Examples of assignments include but are not limited to: instructional videos, review of classroom content, reinforcement activities, journal entries, other digital assignments, etc...