2021-2022 Instructional Plan:

The primary mode of instruction for ALL grade levels for the 2021-2022 school year will be full-time in-person learning; however, we will continue to offer virtual learning opportunities by application only. Families at the elementary and middle school levels who would like to apply for virtual learning will be required to make a full-year commitment to Virtual Virginia.

Families of elementary and middle school students interested in learning more about Virtual Virginia should visit our webpage for details and application links. Families may also view our family webinar presentation to learn more about Virtual Virginia. Please note: applications are due by May 21.

Dr. Cotton presented the instructional plan for the 2021-22 school year at the April 19, 2021 School Board Meeting. While the primary mode of instruction for ALL grade levels will be full-time in-person learning, Chesapeake will continue to offer virtual learning opportunities by application only. Families at the elementary and middle school levels who would like to apply for virtual learning will be required to make a full-year commitment to Virtual Virginia. Applications are now available on our website.

Completed applications should be submitted via email to Mr. Dugan at or returned to the school in person. Hard copies of the application are available by request in our main office.

The Synergy portal site has been updated and an email with directions was sent out prior to winter break.  Here is the new link and directions on how to update your Synergy App.

ParentVue: https://va-cps.edupoint.com/

App:  https://cpschools.com/synergy_upgrades/

Families who selected option 1, the On-Campus Continuum, should review all of the information outlined in the slide deck below. This information includes checklists families should complete now and other important health and safety protocols families should incorporate into their daily school routine.

Information Slide Deck

Haga clic aquí para ver una versión en español.

Transportation Information

If your student will not ride a school bus to school, please adhere to this student drop off/pick up plan:
WBI’s non-bus rider transportation plan

Daily Digital Health Screening Information

Parents and families are asked to use these directions to login to CPS ONE LOGIN and view instructions on Schoology.

Student One Login Experience – Personal Device

Student One Login Experience – CPS Issued Chromebook

Parent and student help with schoology

Click here for more information about meal distribution for students 18 and under.

Meal Distribution Flyers

Espanol Food Flyer

Need a device?  Hotpsot? Click on Chromebook and fill out form.

To support our Bruin students and their families, the Department of Elementary Teaching and Learning created scheduling guidelines for online learning.  Click here to learn more about our online learning daily schedule and expectations.

Recommended supply list

Click here for library resources.

Checkout these classroom lessons on TV.

We want to send out a great big thank you to all the dads, uncles, granddads, and friends of our students that served in our building this year.  You were a tremendous help to the staff and always  give the students a boost to see your smiling faces.  We hope to see you soon back in our building.

BYOD: Bring Your Own Device – With Teacher Approval

With teacher approval, students may bring their own electronic devices to school for instructional use.  In addition, they may use the school network to enhance educational objectives; however, they must have prior teacher and parental permission with a signed form found here: https://cpschools.com/teaching-learning/byod/.  Devices are only to be used in the classroom with teacher approval and directions.  Devices must be put away when not in use.  Follow this link for frequently asked questions: https://cpschools.com/teaching-learning/byod/BYOD-FAQs/

Click above for information on the new BoxTop scanning App.

Click picture to order

Check out the prizes you can win below:

SchoolStore Welcome
SchoolStore – Hello, Parents
SchoolStore Prizes

Parents,

Please read the memo below about new procedures for gaining access to our building and consequences for students opening outside doors.

Safety_Memo

Superintendents’_Safety_Letter_pdf

SchoolStore

SchoolStore is a great way to support your school by shopping at your favorite online merchants or donating a Caring For Classrooms gift card.

Shop and Support

SchoolStore.com is an online shopping mall where over 200 nationally known online merchants have agreed to give a percentage of sales to K-12 schools. Companies like WalMart.com, Sears, Target, DisneyStore.com, Family Book Store, and Oriental Trading Company participate. Most merchant contributions to your school will average 5%-10% but some go as high as 50% of sales!

Donate

You can also donate a Caring For Classrooms gift card to a student’s classroom. Your donation will be used by their teacher for books, educational magazines and classroom supplies. Donating a Caring For Classroom gift card is a wonderful way to enhance the reading and learning experience for an entire classroom.