
Preparing for 2020-2021 Hybrid Instruction
On March 1, HCPSS will begin its transition to a hybrid instructional model. Information for all students, as well as details specific to students returning in person, is available online.
On March 1, HCPSS will begin its transition to a hybrid instructional model. Information for all students, as well as details specific to students returning in person, is available online.
Meals for seven days per week will continue to be provided at no cost to students; however, the days and times meals will be provided will change. Meals will be available in most schools, including those previously not available. Pick-up times/locations are subject to change based on individual school needs and/or staffing.
For the 2020-2021 school year, while in virtual, small groups or hybrid instructional models, HCPSS may transition to fully virtual instruction during inclement weather days.
“If we take care of our children and their well-being, and nurture and believe in them, academic achievement will take care of itself. We must understand our children first, because in order to teach a child well you must know a child well.”Dr. Michael Martirano, HCPSS Superintendent