LEARNING MODEL SCALE
It is likely that our district will move along the scale between the three learning models: Hybrid, In-Person, Distance Learning (or a combination) throughout the academic school year. The Learning Model Scale, based on data from MDH 14-day COVID-19 Case Rate by County, will inform staff and families of our current learning model.

Effective Monday, November 23, the Jordan School District will move to Distance Learning for all grades - a shift from the base learning Hybrid Model.

HIGHLIGHTS AND UPDATES

UPDATE 12/22/20:  "ROLLING START" CALENDAR ANNOUNCED
So families can plan accordingly over break, this communication will provide 1) a calendar link for the “rolling start” dates and 2) “no school” dates for previously scheduled professional development and learning model teacher transition days. Learn more.
UPDATE 11/12/20:  DISTRICT ANNOUNCES LEARNING MODEL CHANGE
Tonight, district leadership presented a plan for a learning model shift to the Jordan School Board. With a growing number of positive COVID-19 cases in Scott County, increased community spread, and an increased number of school staff being directly impacted by COVID-19 isolation and quarantine, which affects our daily operations, a decision has been made to move to a Distance Learning Model for all students in grades K-12 effective Monday, November 23, 2020. This decision is not made lightly as we know it impacts students and families. To inform this decision, our district COVID-19 Leadership Team reviewed state and county data and trends, as well as local data (number of positive cases, quarantines, and ability to safely staff our buildings). Learn more.
UPDATE 08/26/2020:
We have developed a robust Health and Safety Roadmap for our district families, students, and staff. These health and safety protocols, like those implemented throughout our community and state, will help minimize risks for our students, staff, families, and community members. Learn more.
UPDATE 08/14/2020:
Today the district announced "Return to Learn: Orientation Week." The first week will look different than usual. Students and staff have been out of the physical classroom setting since March 18, 2020, and when they return to the classroom, the structures will have changed into a hybrid learning environment. Jordan Public Schools will bring students together on these very special targeted days throughout the “Return to Learn: Orientation Week” to focus on returning to this new learning environment while transitioning students back to school. Learn more. 
UPDATE 08/06/2020:
Today the district shared the Fall 2020 Academic Roadmap with families and students. We hope it will be a helpful resource for your family! In it you will learn that we will be offering families two options for the start of the year; our Hybrid Base Learning Model and the Jordan Virtual Academy. Watch for continued communication and view our district website calendar to learn more about our “Return to Learn: Orientation Week.”
UPDATE 08/03/2020: 
On Monday, August 3, 2020, the Jordan School Board acted on a resolution to support K–12 Hybrid Learning for our “Base Learning Model" for Fall 2020. This would also include the option of the Jordan Virtual Academy, our fully online learning alternative for K-12 families. In this hybrid model, grades K-6 will be on-site in their buildings 5 days a week (learning environments at 50% capacity, following strict social distance recommendations, and other health requirements). Grades 7-12 will follow an ABABC model.