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Schooling at Home: Important Links for Families in Huntsville & Madison County

Schooling at Home: Important Links for Families in Huntsville & Madison County

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Blended learning. Digital learning. E-learning. Schooling From Home. Whatever you call it, it’s here and we better get used to it. Area students and teachers in Huntsville and Madison County are figuring out how to keep classes going during this time of quarantine, and parents are trying to stay on top of the change. We’ve seen a lot of questions about the process and hope this list of resources can help!

Schooling at Home in Huntsville & Madison County

Huntsville City Schools, AL

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Madison City Schools, AL

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Madison County Schools, AL

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  • All lesson plans for each grade will be uploaded to the Digital Backpack
  • Supplemental work & web links are also provided by Madison County Schools
  • Check out their great list of Virtual Field Trips!

 

About Grades & IT Issues…

Q.) Will my student’s work be graded?

Huntsville City Schools – Yes. All student work will be graded.

Madison City Schools – No. But e-learning is required to keep your student from falling behind academically. Middle and high school students do have the option to be graded.

Madison County Schools – No. But e-learning is required to keep your student from falling behind academically.

 

Q.) What if my student has a problem? Who should I call?

See Also

Most teachers will be hosting daily office hours to engage with students and families. Office hours will be shared by your student’s teacher. Teachers are asked to reply by the end of the day at the latest. If you aren’t getting a response from your teacher, contact your school principal.

Huntsville City Schools IT Helpdesk – 256-428-6900

Tech Support Email for Madison City Schools[email protected]

Email Madison County Schools –  [email protected]

 

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