Elementary School

UPDATE (2/12/21): Today, Superintendent Ray announced the gradual return to in-person learning, which will begin Monday, March 1. The District has stood alone in Memphis and Shelby County against mounting pressure to reopen while COVID-19 cases spiked in our community. From the onset of this pandemic, we’ve diligently planned for a stronger return to our buildings, but we have had no control of this virus or the community conditions that would allow us to go back. SCS is now faced with potential state legislation that could impact school funding. However, declining COVID-19 cases and the availability of vaccines have been key factors in our plans to return safely. Although there is pressure to reopen school buildings, SCS will not compromise our commitment to safety or our core mission to provide a high-quality education for the children of Shelby County. Millions of dollars in COVID-19 relief funds have been used to purchase protective equipment, cleaning supplies, install safety signage and improve building ventilation systems, and our schools are ready to welcome students back safely.
Day in the Life: In-Person Learning Day
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SAMPLE IN-PERSON LEARNING DAY
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Sample Virtual Learning Day
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COVID-19 RESPONSE & REPORTING PROCEDURES
In preparation for the reopening of schools for in-person learning, SCS has implemented extensive procedures to address positive cases of COVID-19. This process includes investigating schools and mitigating a plan of action to protect students and employees. SCS follows all appropriate protocols for reporting cases based on Shelby County Health Department (SCHD) guidance.
FACTS & FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
We've answered a variety of commonly asked questions regarding the proposed reopening of schools. Click here to view our FAQs. Haga clic aquí para español.