Fort Bend ISD, online schools initiate plans for in person and virtual learning
Below is the list of schools making changes, either shifting online, or face-to-face instruction.
School Pivoting to Online on Monday, Feb. 8
Sienna Crossing Elementary (2/8-2/15, Students return on 2/16)
Townewest Elementary (2/8-2/15, Students return on 2/16)
Elkins High School (2/8-2/19, Students return on 2/22)
Online Schools Returning to Face-to-Face Instruction on Monday, Feb. 8
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Fort Bend ISD temporarily closes, opens schools amid COVID-19 pandemic
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MISSOURI CITY, Texas – This week, President Biden plans to address getting kids back in the classroom as early as Wednesday.
This comes as Fort Bend ISD once again is closing some schools and opening others. The district also sent an email to parents on Friday saying if their student is falling behind in their studies and grades, they will require them to come and learn face-to-face.
Below is a list of FBISD schools and their plans:
School pivoting to online on Tuesday, Feb. 9
Pecan Grove Elementary (2/8-2/19, Students return on 2/22)
Fort Bend ISD makes classroom changes amid COVID-19 pandemic KTRK
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We know during the COVID-19 pandemic that there are a lot of things parents are concerned about when it comes to their children and schools.
That s become something on the top of school officials minds as they work to stop the spread of the virus while keeping up with the educational needs of the community.
Nine Fort Bend ISD schools will move to virtual learning on Monday. That s three more campuses than last week.
Those schools plan to continue with online learning until at least Feb. 5, the district said.
By Sally Adams
Feb 1, 2021
More Fort Bend ISD schools will move to online learning this week. They are: Austin High School, Barbara Jordan Elementary, and Oakland Elementary.
Other schools like James Patterson Elementary, Oyster Creek Elementary, Madden Elementary, Hodges Bend Middle School, Christa McAuliffe Middle School and Dulles High School and Dulles High School will continue with online learning.
Pecan Grove Elementary, Ridgemont Elementary, Ridgemont Early Learning Center, Travis High School, Willowridge High School and the James Reese Career and Technical Center will have face-to-face instruction with students going back to campus tomorrow, Monday, February 1, 2021.
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Fort Bend ISD makes classroom changes amid COVID-19 pandemic KTRK
Replay Video UP NEXT
We know during the COVID-19 pandemic that there are a lot of things parents are concerned about when it comes to their children and schools.
That s become something on the top of school officials minds as they work to stop the spread of the virus while keeping up with the educational needs of the community.
Nine Fort Bend ISD schools will move to virtual learning on Monday. That s three more campuses than last week.
Those schools plan to continue with online learning until at least Feb. 5, the district said.