eLearning Days

FAQs

How do I Contact a Teacher?

We have multiple ways to contact teachers:

You can search for the teacher in the district staff directory and then click their email address to contact them.
Search Staff Directory
You can use the districts new Finalsite two-way chat system in our District App which will show you all the classes your child has and let you communicate privately with that teacher. Or use its web interface below.
Launch Two-Way Chat

eLearning provides a flexible and reliable way to maintain instructional continuity when in-person learning is disrupted. It ensures that students can keep learning during weather closures, power outages, or other emergencies without losing valuable instructional time. eLearning also supports consistent academic progress, helps meet state attendance requirements, and allows teachers to deliver meaningful lessons remotely. By integrating technology into the learning process, the district strengthens its commitment to providing high-quality education anytime, anywhere.

What dates have been used for eLearning Days?

How do eLearning days work?

The guidelines below for eLearning will only be used for specific circumstance.

Students/teachers do need to be online during eLearning days.
Teachers will prepare work/assignments for students and post them in Google Classroom or email assignments before 8:00 a.m. on the eLearning day.
Students should complete the assignment on the eLearning day or by the time they return to school the following school day.
Teachers will grade or provide feedback on the assignment or plan to review the assignment in class with students.
Teachers may assign work such as reviews for tests, prepare for future assignments, continue current lessons, etc. These may be asynchronous tasks or the teacher may require everyone be in a virtual classroom with cameras on.

Why does LPSD not need to make up missed physical days?

How will attendance be tracked on eLearning days?

Will teachers be available to be contacted on these days?

Will future eLearning days be self-paced or virtual using webcams?

Future eLearning days may be structured differently depending on the situation and teacher preference. Each teacher can decide whether to hold live virtual lessons using webcams or to assign asynchronous lessons that students complete independently. In cases of severe weather or widespread power outages, the district may choose to make all classes asynchronous to ensure accessibility for all students. When this happens, students will be given up to five days to complete and submit their assigned work.

What if I have technology issues?

What if I don't have Internet access at home?

Remote Learning Resources

Remote Learning Resources:

How to keep my child focused and motivated with Remote Learning? How Do I Help My Child with Online Work?

Time Management:

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Our District Now Supports eLearning

Our district has implemented eLearning days to ensure that student learning continues uninterrupted, even when unexpected events occur. Whether it’s severe weather, power outages, or issues like water main breaks, these situations can disrupt traditional in-person instruction. eLearning days allow students to stay engaged with their lessons from home, accessing assignments and communicating with teachers through our digital platforms.

By state law, five e-Learning days may be used to replace short-term lost in-person instruction without adding make-up days

This approach maintains academic momentum, keeps students connected to their coursework, and minimizes the loss of valuable instructional time. By embracing flexible, technology-based solutions, the district demonstrates its commitment to providing a consistent, high-quality education under any circumstances.

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