WHAT IS A FID?
A FID takes the place of a traditional school day that would be canceled due to inclement weather or an emergency situation.
WHEN IS A FID USED?
A Flexible Instruction Day (FID) may be used depending on the type and severity of an emergency or weather event. Unplanned school closures may make using a FID the most practical option. However, when the forecast provides enough notice, we can prepare for the chance of a FID by sending home instructional materials and devices.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
Students access assignments remotely via online platforms, including Schoology, SeeSaw, etc. If possible, work should be completed by the start of the next live instructional day, unless technology issues, a power outage, or other issues prevent the work from being completed. Please communicate with your child(ren)’s teacher(s) for accommodations to submit assignments after the due date if needed.
DOES A FID NEED TO MADE UP?
No - A FID counts as an instructional day for school for students and staff.
TECHNOLOGY ASSISTANCE
CLICK HERE for instructions to connect your child's school iPad to your home WiFi network.