• COVID-19 Summer School
    With the guidance by MDE and MDH we will be providing a Hybrid Model for summer school programming. In the summer of 2020, the Jordan Public Schools will provide an alternating day of service to receive summer school and Extended School Year (ESY) programming. Program details are listed below:

    Summer School

    • JES Summer School
      • July 7 - July 30 (M-TH) (no July 6)
      • Onsite (Tuesdays and Wednesdays) summer school starts at 8:30am. For those students not arriving by school bus, please do not arrive or drop off prior to 8:25am.
      • Program contact:  Nicole Dietz (ndietz@isd717.org)
      • Phone: 952-492-2336
    • JMS Summer School
      • July 7 - July 30 (M-TH) (no July 6)
      • Onsite (Tuesdays and Wednesdays) summer school starts at 8:30am. For those students not arriving by school bus, please do not arrive or drop off prior to 8:25am.
      • Program contact:  Sarah Miller (smiller@isd717.org)
      • Phone: 952-492-2332
    • JHS Summer School
      • July 13 - July 31 (M-TH)
      • Program contact:  Jeff Vizenor (jvizenor@isd717.org)
      • Phone: 952-492-4400

    Extended School Year (ESY)

    • All grades
      • July 6 - July 30 (M-TH)
      • Program contact:  Chad Williams (cwilliams@isd717.org)
      • Phone: 952-492-4230

    COVID-19 Preparedness Plan for Summer School Programming
    Due to the recent update by the Minnesota Department of Education (MDE) and the Department of Health (MDH), school districts are allowed to provide summer school services on-site in our schools. Please read on to review our COVID-19 Summer School Preparedness Plan.

    Important reminders for families:

    • Students who have a fever of 100.0 or above or other signs of illness should not come to summer programming. Parents should monitor their child and keep them home when they are sick.
    • Students are not required to wear a barrier face mask during summer school programming.
    • Students must have their own water bottle, with their name clearly marked, that can be refilled at a water fountain station. An empty bottle or bottle of water will be provided by the school if needed.
    • If a student shows signs of illness during the programming day the parent/guardian will be contacted. The student will be brought to the health office and a barrier face mask will be placed on the child while awaiting pickup from parent/guardian.
    • The Jordan Public School District will provide strict cleaning protocols to ensure classroom space is cleaned effectively to support on-site learning for summer school programming.