Understanding Cohort Groups
Lots of questions about how cohorts will work. First, know that students opting for F2F instruction will be assigned to cohorts in a randomized manner by the school district, with attempts made to keep family members in the same cohort. Now, let's try an example of three sixth grade students in Ms. Pfann's Period 2 science class, one of whom is in the Tuesday-Wednesday cohort, one is in the Thursday-Friday cohort, and the third is attending all virtually. Monday is asynchronous for all three students. For the rest of the week, Tuesday through Friday, all three students will be attending the same Period 2 science class with Ms. Pfann, albeit sometimes in-person, sometimes virtually, or for one student, all days virtually. Student schedules are not changing based on cohort assignment or choosing to stay all virtual.
The only changes being made to schedules is a shift of the entire day to an earlier start time, and the moving of Advisory to the very start of the day.