Teachers will be available to students through their school email. If email is not available, please call the school’s main office. Your phone message will be sent to the teacher.

Assignments will be posted by the start time of the regular school day. Kindergarten and first grade students will be given assignments ahead of time to be completed on the e-learning day. Consideration will be given to students that need additional time to complete assignments due to unforeseen circumstances.

Students will not be penalized if they do not have Internet service, but they will be responsible for completing the work requiring the Internet when they return to school. They may also be provided with alternate activities prior to the e-learning day to be completed on that day.

If a student is having technology-related issues, please contact our Technology Support Center by emailing support@ipsd.org

Parents will receive a separate email in the morning with a custom link to complete their child’s attendance. You must use the link to report your child as participating in today’s e-learning day. If you are unable to access the link, you can call your school’s attendance line. Please note attendance does not need to be reported for preschool and STEPS students. Students without Internet access can call the school attendance line.

After-school activities will be treated the same as if school were closed. All elementary activities will be canceled. Middle and high school activities will be determined depending on the weather and road conditions. Schools will communicate about after-school activities directly with parents.

The state has determined that e-learning days do not extend the school year, so no emergency days will be used at the end of the year due to e-learning days. Other rare instances may cause the cancelation of school and the need to add a day to the end of the school year. An example would be a lack of power and/or internet throughout the district due to a major incident or weather event.