
District Examplar: Kentucky Best Practices Videos
This page contains a compilation of video clips submitted by Non-Traditional Instruction districts, highlighting best practices.
This page contains a compilation of video clips submitted by Non-Traditional Instruction districts, highlighting best practices.
District plan for building a virtual learning plan, in worksheet form.
Learn first hand from Neenah, Westosha, Random Lake, Northland Pines via this webinar highlighting experiences with eLearning Days.
DPI resource sharing for Virtual Learning Time to support districts in starting their planning and stakeholder engagement plans.
This report reviews emerging policy and practice to help policymakers and educators considering or implementing eLearning days.
This includes sample schedules for early childhood, intermediate, middle and high school students.
This document provides a comprehensive overview of how a district can plan for eLearning Days.
In 2015, the state of Illinois began an E-Learning Day Pilot. At that time, the Illinois State Board of Education gave three school districts (Leyden Community High School District 212, Community High School District 94, and Gurnee Elementary School District 56) permission to run up to five school days per year virtually when the districts would have otherwise been closed due to inclement weather or other reasons. Notably, those virtual E-Learning Days count as student attendance days and no emergency days need to be added to the end of the school year.
With the recent changes in Illinois associated with the Evidenced-Based Funding Formula and Competency-Based Learning, the Illinois State Board of Education has issued guidance on the new definition of an instructional day. With this additional flexibility, many districts have been reaching out to the three pilot districts with questions about how to run a successful virtual E-Learning Day. In order to help, Leyden would like to offer the following 10 Tips for successfully planning for and implementing an E-Learning Day in your district:
This is a short list of questions and considerations when planning to launch eLearning Days.
These schedules are meant to be templates that you could adopt as in or copy and modify to better suit the needs of your children, classroom or district.