Reopening Schools Information

The Princeton City School District has chosen the remote learning model to provide instruction to the students in the district. The learning model has been communicated to staff, students, and parents after stakeholders responded to a reopening survey. A task force committee of administrators, teachers, parents, and community members met in June and July to discuss various learning options and key considerations for reopening school in the fall. The learning model the district has chosen consists of a (1) Alternate schedule (A Week/ B Week - 50% Capacity) with health and social distancing, and (2) Full-time remote learning by parent request.

Princeton City School District (PCSD) school officials and the Reopening Task Force have put the finishing touches on the re-entry plan for students for the 2020-21 school year. The district will submit the plans to the Ohio Department of Education and the Princeton Board of Education. The superintendent has been in numerous conversations with the governor and with the Hamilton County and Springdale Health Departments. Guidance concerning the coronavirus (COVID-19) is regularly updated.

These plans are subject to change at any time, depending on the trajectory of the virus and health recommendations from our governor and local and state health authorities. The district can move quickly to full remote learning if the risk of the virus increases.

As always, Princeton staff will continue to meet the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic with creativity and perseverance, embodying the commitment of educating all students for success—no matter the circumstances. This remote learning plan is the Princeton City School District’s guidance on re-entry into the workplace. The District will update this guidance document as additional information becomes available. This plan will be reviewed weekly by the Re-entry Committee for effectiveness and revised as needed to meet the needs of our stakeholders, students, and staff.