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    The superintendent's letter summarizes the Riverview Gardens School District's plan to return some students to in-person learning amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Grades Pre-K through 2 will return to in-person learning on November 4, and grades 3 through 5 will return on November 11, while grades 6 through 12 will remain fully virtual. Parents will decide whether their children return to in-person learning or remain fully virtual. The plan was developed with guidance from health officials and other districts. It is a living document that may be modified based on COVID-19 conditions. Safety of students, families, and staff is the top priority.

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    The superintendent's letter summarizes the Riverview Gardens School District's plan to return some students to in-person learning amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Grades Pre-K through 2 will return to in-person learning on November 4, and grades 3 through 5 will return on November 11, while grades 6 through 12 will remain fully virtual. Parents will decide whether their children return to in-person learning or remain fully virtual. The plan was developed with guidance from health officials and other districts. It is a living document that may be modified based on COVID-19 conditions. Safety of students, families, and staff is the top priority.

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    RGSD Staff Return To School Plan Letter FINAL

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    The superintendent's letter summarizes the Riverview Gardens School District's plan to return some students to in-person learning amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Grades Pre-K through 2 will return to in-person learning on November 4, and grades 3 through 5 will return on November 11, while grades 6 through 12 will remain fully virtual. Parents will decide whether their children return to in-person learning or remain fully virtual. The plan was developed with guidance from health officials and other districts. It is a living document that may be modified based on COVID-19 conditions. Safety of students, families, and staff is the top priority.

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    RIVERVIEW GARDENS

    SCHOOL DISTRICT
    Scott Spurgeon, Ed.D.
    Superintendent of Schools
    October 16, 2020

    Dear RGSD Family,

    MISSION

    The Riverview Gardens School To say that the COVID-19 pandemic has been challenging to educators is an
    District, along with families and the understatement. The past several months have tested our commitment and resolve to the
    community, nurtures academic mission that we serve. I want to commend each of you for your hard work and dedication
    excellence in all students, preparing in continuing to educate RGSD scholars amid these extremely trying times. Your
    them to be college and career ready in an
    ever-changing society. perseverance is admirable.

    On Tuesday, October 13, 2020, the Special Administrative Board (SAB) approved the
    District’s 2020-2021 Return to School Plan. Under this plan, Pre-K – Grade 2 scholars are
    VISION approved to return to in-person learning on Wednesday, November 4. Grades 3 – 5 are
    approved to return to in-person learning the following week on Wednesday, November 11.
    The Riverview Gardens School Grades 6 – 12 will remain 100% virtual until further notice.
    District creates a community of learners
    equipped to be competitors in a global
    society and leaders demonstrating social Please note: not ALL students will return to in-person learning on the aforementioned dates.
    and civic responsibility. Parents and guardians will decide whether their children will return to in-person learning or
    remain 100% virtual for the remainder of the first semester.

    This plan was carefully crafted under guidance from St. Louis County, the Missouri
    Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) and the Centers for Disease
    Control and Prevention (CDC). RGSD also consulted with area school districts that have
    previously returned to in-person learning to put together a list of best practices to mitigate
    the risk of spreading COVID-19.
    Special Administrative Board
    While this plan has been approved by the SAB, it is a living document and may be modified
    Lynn Beckwith, Jr., Ed.D. based on COVID-19 conditions and concerns. Should changes be necessary, we will
    Chair, C.B.M.
    communicate with the community, staff, parents and stakeholders in a timely fashion.
    Veronica Morrow-Reel
    Vice-Chair, Advanced C.B.M. Please take the time to read through the plan carefully as it will be vitally important that
    Mary Oswald WE ALL follow the guidelines and protocols outlined in the plan to ensure our building
    Secretary/Treasurer, C.B.M. environments are as safe as possible. Please know that your safety and the safety of our
    students and families is our top priority.

    Scott

    “It is our attitude at the beginning of a difficult task which, more than anything else, will
    affect its successful outcome.”
    William James

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