On Campus Learning

  • On Campus Learning This term will be used during 2020-2021 to refer to students coming to the school buildings to learn and participate in activities. Students will attend school on a regular instructional schedule and will engage in face-to-face learning on campus during school hours.

    • Elementary students will be assigned to grade-level classes that will be taught by teachers at their home campus.
    • Secondary students in grades 5-12 will follow their class schedules by transitioning to different classrooms for course instruction.  

    Classroom instruction will be designed for mastery of student learning outcomes based on the academic standards called the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) for each content area. 

    The following are characteristics of On Campus Learning:

    • Available for students in prekindergarten through grade 12
    • Student participation required 5 full days per week
    • Implementation of preventive safety measures
    • Instruction provided by Wylie ISD teachers
    • Instruction in core content and elective areas
    • District curriculum, unit sequencing and pacing of instruction
    • Social-emotional support
    • Accommodations and support services provided

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What happens if a student or a teacher tests positive for covid-19? Will the entire classroom have to quarantine? What if multiple classrooms and students/staff are impacted? Will students be able to participate in at-home learning during the quarantine?

  • What will happen if a family member in the house gets sick with COVID-19, but not the student?

  • If a Wylie ISD employee or student tests positive for COVID-19, the following protocol will be followed.

  • Can students change their commitment after the start of the school year?

  • How do parents commit to an instructional model of choice for their child?

  • What measures will be in place to ensure a safe environment?

  • Will health and safety training be provided to all employees?

  • How many students will be assigned to each classroom?

  • How will social distancing be promoted?

  • What precautions will be in place for athletics, fine arts and other extracurricular activities?

  • Will students have recess or be allowed to play and socialize with other students?

  • What happens if my child’s campus or classroom is temporarily closed during the school year?

  • Will cafeterias be opened and school lunches served?

  • Will transportation be provided to qualified students?

  • What safety protocols will be used on the bus?

  • My child is enrolled in dual credit for fall 2020, what should I know as a parent or student?

  • Will students in grades 7-12 be able to participate in activities such as clubs and organization meetings?

  • How will student progress be reported?

  • Will STAAR/EOC be administered in 2020-2021?

  • Will water fountains be in use at this time?