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Superintendent's Update (Jan. 6, 2021) -

--- This is a reminder for families of Hybrid — a.k.a. “Face-to-Face” — students. This message does not apply to Online-Only students enrolled in the Brookings-Harbor Online Academy. ---

BHSD Families,

Last week, I announced that our schools would restart in-person instruction this week and next.  Our face-to-face students will resume morning or afternoon session half days at school on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Wednesdays will remain as distance learning and Limited In-Person Instruction days only. 

In this email, I share updates from our principals on the timeline for adding in-person classes for all remaining grade levels not previously announced.

Brookings-Harbor High School

We are excited to announce that we are reopening for face-to-face instruction on the following dates:

Thursday, Jan. 7: 9th grade face-to-face students report for half-days on campus.
Monday, Jan. 11: 12th grade face-to-face students report for half-days on campus.
Thursday, Jan. 14: 10th and 11th grade face-to-face students report for half-days on campus.
 
For all BHHS students: For AM (morning) students, doors open at 7:30 a.m. at your assigned grade level doors where students can pick up a free breakfast and lunch on their way home. The first morning class begins at 7:45 a.m. PM (afternoon) students will enter from the same grade level doors at 12:05 p.m. where they can pick up a free lunch and then breakfast on the way home. Class begins at 12:20 p.m. If you arrive late, after class begins, you must report to the front lobby for screening and entry. Please note: Final exams start on January 19, leading up to the end of first semester on January 21. Students should check their email later this week for a copy of the final exam schedule. 

Please contact Principal DeAnne Varitek or the school office with any questions.

Azalea Middle School

Thursday, Jan. 7: 6th Grade face-to-face students report for half-days on campus.
Monday, Jan. 11: 7th Grade face-to-face students report for half-days on campus.
Thursday, Jan. 14: 8th Grade face-to-face students report for half-days on campus.
For all AMS students: For AM (morning) students doors open at 8:10 a.m. at your assigned grade level entrance. A free breakfast and free lunch will be given upon entrance and exit.  The first morning class begins at 8:20 a.m. PM (afternoon) students will enter from the same grade level doors at 12:20 p.m. Upon entrance a free lunch will be handed out and a free breakfast on the way out. Class begins at 12:30 p.m. If you arrive late, after class begins, you must report to the front lobby for screening and entry. 

Please contact Principal Nicole Medrano or the school office with any questions.

Kalmiopsis Elementary School

KSchool has already begun the process of restarting in-person classes for AM and PM session hybrid students.

On Monday, Jan. 4: Kindergarten through 3rd grade face-to-face students resumed half-days on campus.
Thursday, Jan. 7: 4th and 5th grade  face-to-face students report for half-days on campus.
For all KSchool students: For AM (morning) students doors open at 7:50 a.m. Free breakfast will be handed out in class upon arrival and a free lunch upon exit at your assigned grade level entrance. The first morning class begins at 8 a.m. PM (afternoon) students will enter from the same grade level doors at 12:20 p.m.  Free lunch will be provided upon arrival and upon exit a Free breakfast bag. PM class begins at 12:30 p.m. If you arrive late, after class begins, you must report to the front office for screening and entry. 

Please contact Principal Helena Chirinian or the school office with any questions.

For questions about food services, please contact Cindy Badger District Food Director at 541-469-2108 ext. 8 or cindyba@brookings.k12.or.us. To see daily menus visit https://www.brookings.k12.or.us/menus/. 

Thank you for your ongoing support of our students, teachers, and specialist staff. Please continue to follow the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) and Centers for Disease Control (CDC) guidelines to do your part in keeping our community healthy and safe. Our schools follow ODE’s Ready Schools, Safe Learners guidelines: Masks and hand sanitizing are required upon entry. If you are sick, please stay home. 

Please feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns.  
 
David Marshall, Superintendent
Jan. 6, 2021
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About Us

  • 108 graduates in Class of 2018 Our district has increased the graduation rate from the 60th percentile to more than 80th percentile in recent years, above the state average. We work to keep our students on track to graduate at all grades levels and have intervention programs to help students who fall behind.
  • 3 types of professional certificates offered BHHS students can earn an Allied Health Certificate in partnership with SWOCC, CompTIA Professional Information Technology certificates, and numerous Graphic and Digital Media Art professional software certificates. We've also re-added numerous CTE courses, such as welding and construction trades in recent years to provide more "hands-on" vocational training opportunities.
  • 1,717 dual credits earned in 2017-18 Last year, 184 of our students completed college credits through high school classes. Southern Oregon University (SOU), Oregon Institute of Technology (OIT) and South Western Oregon Community College (SOCC) to provide these dual credit opportunities.
  • $4.5 Million in Seismic Safety Upgrades Our district earned three $1.5 million in grants from Business Oregon to retrofit the elementary, middle and high school for safety in the event of a major earthquake. Kalmiopsis Elementary and Azalea Middle School are complete. Brookings-Harbor High School is slated for construction as soon as summer 2019.