Fridley Public Schools Distance Learning Begins March 30

Press release from Fridley Public Schools:

March 28, 2020

Governor Walz issued an executive order that all public and charter schools will remain closed through May 4. That means that beginning Monday, March 30, Fridley will implement its Distance Learning initiative for students.

Fridley Public Schools teachers and staff have been hard at work finalizing plans for continuity in instruction through Distance Learning, continuation of services (including meals for students, social emotional learning and supports), support for students with special needs, and evaluating the needs of students who may not have access to technology. While modified due to social distancing, our services to Fridley students will still continue.

Information has been sent to parents on how to access distance learning and materials, school meals for their children, and any additional student support services that may be needed. Parents are urged to continue to monitor their emails for classroom and school specific news and updates.

It is important to ensure that parent email addresses are up-to-date to receive this information. You can check the email address you have on file through the Parent Portal. Click here to find a link to the Parent Portal log in page.

If you are still not receiving information, please contact your child's school.

Our district is here and committed to supporting our students and families as best as we can during these challenging times. We wish our students and families continued health and safety and look forward to welcoming them back into our school buildings.

Click here to access each individual school's Distance Learning sites.

This press release was produced by Fridley Public Schools. The views expressed here are the author’s own.