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What is the breakdown of people who chose At-Home Learning and In-School Learning?
If I choose At-Home Learning, will my child be able to particpate in the Dual Language Program?

Updated 8.17.20

Our dual-language campus leaders are working tirelessly and creatively to find ways to continue to support our English proficient students who have chosen to participate in at-home learning. Given that the number of students choosing at-home is not equal in every campus, this support may look differently at your particular school or grade level. We appreciate your patience and flexibility as we continue to navigate through uncharted waters.

If you do not hear from your dual language campus or teachers, feel free to contact your campus principal for assistance.

Estimados padres de familia del programa de doble inmersión:

Los directores de nuestras escuelas de doble inmersión están trabajando incansablemente y de manera creativa para encontrar formas de continuar apoyando a nuestros estudiantes con dominio del inglés que han elegido participar en el aprendizaje en casa. Dado que el número de estudiantes que eligen aprender en casa no es igual en todos los campuses, este apoyo puede verse de manera diferente en su escuela o grado en particular. Agradecemos su paciencia y flexibilidad mientras continuamos navegando por aguas desconocidas.

Si no tiene noticias de su campus o maestros del porgrama de doble inmersión, no dude en comunicarse con el director de su campus para obtener ayuda.
If we elect 100% At-Home Learning for our high school or middle school student but not all of his/her classes will be offered online, how do we change those course selections?
Will the first day of school be Wednesday, August 12?
What role will teachers have in the event we move into 100% At-Home Learning due to mandated closures?
During At-Home Learning, teachers will use the designated Learning Management System (LMS)* as the primary delivery method for online classroom learning from the teacher through ZOOM. Teachers will provide first teach instruction either by video conferencing or pre-recorded videos loaded into the LMS. Please see our At-Home Learning Plan

*Little Elm ISD has designated the following LMS to be used by all PreK-12 teachers:
- PreK-2 - SeeSaw
- 3rd-5th - Google Classroom
- 6th-12th - Canvas
If we elect my child to receive 100% online learning, how will teachers be more hands-on with my child’s learning?
What if I choose 100% in-school learning at registration but change my mind to have my child transition to 100% At-Home learning?
If a student falls ill, but it is not COVID-19 related, will they receive At-Home Learning?
Will part-time school be offered to students who want to receive some courses in-person but others online?
If I elect to have my child participate 100% At-Home learning, will he/she be able to still be involved in extracurricular activities such as choir, art, and CTE (Career Technical Education) classes?
At-Home Learning will not be available for the following programs:
- English Proficient students in Dual Language admitted by an application process
- Special Education students who cannot make progress in their Individualized Educational Program (IEP) from online learning as determined by their ARD Committee
- CTE courses with hands-on learning (i.e. welding, culinary arts, etc…)
- Courses such as athletics, choir, band, theatre, or specialized art classes will not be provided remotely. Students will need to be present for in-school instruction at their campus during the assigned class period. Parents and students will need to arrange their own transportation to attend these classes on campus.
- Advanced courses at the high school could have additional limitations in At-Home Learning availability.
Please see our At-Home Learning Plan
Who do I need to talk to if I want my child to transition to a different learning environment?

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FAQ - Curriculum & Learning

What is the breakdown of people who chose At-Home Learning and In-School Learning?

If I choose At-Home Learning, will my child be able to particpate in the Dual Language Program?

If we elect 100% At-Home Learning for our high school or middle school student but not all of his/her classes will be offered online, how do we change those course selections?

Will the first day of school be Wednesday, August 12?

What role will teachers have in the event we move into 100% At-Home Learning due to mandated closures?

If we elect my child to receive 100% online learning, how will teachers be more hands-on with my child’s learning?

What if I choose 100% in-school learning at registration but change my mind to have my child transition to 100% At-Home learning?

If a student falls ill, but it is not COVID-19 related, will they receive At-Home Learning?

Will part-time school be offered to students who want to receive some courses in-person but others online?

If I elect to have my child participate 100% At-Home learning, will he/she be able to still be involved in extracurricular activities such as choir, art, and CTE (Career Technical Education) classes?

Who do I need to talk to if I want my child to transition to a different learning environment?