- Miami-Dade County Public Schools will stay closed until at least April 15th
- All statewide tests have been cancelled
- No FSA – ACT – SAT – EOCs have been cancelled
Meanwhile, kids and parents are adjusting to digital learning from home.
Day one of digital learning off to a great start! Thank you to our entire Springview family for your continued support & cooperation? #luckytobeafalcon @MiamiSup @MDCPS @Springviewpta1 @MDCPSCentral @SusieVCastillo @RebecaSosaMiami @MiamiSprings pic.twitter.com/43Fc9n4e7L
— Springview Elem (@SpringviewElem) March 16, 2020
So proud of our panthers! Keep up amazing work with virtual learning! pic.twitter.com/opBo95kDN2
— Miami Springs Elem. (@MiaSpringsElem) March 17, 2020
.@MDCPS Students – here's how to access and use your district email account. Your teachers may be emailing you there. Check it Regularly! pic.twitter.com/IXcaUqw8Lh
— MiamiCAO (@MiamiCAO) March 17, 2020
Message from Miami-Dade County Public Schools Superintendent Alberto Carvalho:
Distance learning will continue after spring break since schools closures will last until at least April 15. Distribution of devices has been extended until March 18th. If you need one/have tech issues w/ one you borrowed, it’s best to call your school ahead of time.
All statewide assessments, exams students would have to take for graduation purposes or for promotion, EOCs, SAT & ACT have been canceled. None of the assessments for seniors will be counted in their absence. To graduate, students will need to have required credit hours and GPA.
We will continue our community feedings through the end of the week. We will then provide information regarding meal distribution for children and families during the spring break and the two weeks of extended closures.
No state funding shall be recalled from Miami-Dade County Public Schools. This is important to ensure we deliver services, especially for the most fragile in our community. These include children with disabilities, homeless students, foster kids and migrant children.
This is my call to our community – Emergencies and crises are inconvenient and disruptive. We have entered uncharted waters. I ask for your patience, respect and compassion. We will get through this together. #MDCPSLearns #coronavirus
