View Parent Fall 2020-2021 Return to School Letter English/Arabic Versions

2020-21 School Year Calendar

E-Learning Handbook 2020-21

Supply List

Elementary/Arabic Supply List

Middle School Supply List

We were notified yesterday, April 14, that an individual at Central Academy has tested positive for COVID-19. The Washtenaw County Health Department has directed the individuals to isolate. The individual was last in the building APRIL 13. We remain committed to keeping you as informed as possible regarding these situations. While doing so, we must also adhere to FERPA privacy laws and will not release identifiable information about the individual.

Parents/students who may have been exposed to or had close contact with the positive cases were contacted in a second communication from the school. Please remember, the health department determines a “close contact” to be a person who was within six feet of a positive case for 15 minutes, with or without masks.

For more information about COVID-19 visit the Washtenaw County Health Department website or the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) COVID-19 page.

COVID-19 EXTENDED LEARNING PLAN 2020-2021

COVID-19 WORKPLACE PLAN 2020

Special Education E-Learning Plan 2020-21

COVID-19 PREPAREDNESS AND READINESS PLAN 

GSRP COVID-19 PREPAREDNESS AND READINESS PLAN 

MI Classroom Heroes Grants

Eligible Classroom teachers must return  Public Act 257 of 2020, Section 553 to the district or nonprofit nonpublic school in the form and manner the district requires by March 19, 2021.

GSRP, Head Start, Adult Education, and Young Adult Special Education COVID-19 Grant Program

For more information visit The Michigan Department of Treasury website.

COVID-19 Extended Learning Plan Monthly Interaction Rates

Michigan’s 2020-21 Return to School Roadmap (MI Safe Schools)  identifies six phases:

1. Schools do not open for in-person instruction and instruction is provided remotely (MI Safe Start Phases 1-3).

2. Schools open for in-person instruction with more stringent required safety protocols (MI Safe Start Phase 4).

3. Schools open for in-person instruction with moderately required safety protocols (MI Safe Start Phase 5).

4. Schools open for in-person instruction with minimal required safety protocols (MI Safe Start Phase 6).

MI Safe Schools outlines the same guidelines and expectations throughout each of its phases, starting with stringent and becoming increasingly more relaxed as we move from phase 1 to phase 6. These guidelines and expectations are related to:

· Instruction · Professional Development · Technology

· Personal Protective Equipment · Hygiene

· Spacing, Movement and Access · Screening students, staff and guests

· Responding to Positive Cases · Facilities · Cleaning

· Communications and Family Supports

· Medically Vulnerable Students and Staff

· Food Service, Gathering, and Extracurricular Activities

· Busing and Student Transportation · Athletics

View the full guide here:

MI Safe Schools: Michigan’s 2020-21 Return to School Roadmap