The Ocean City school district’s November 2020 survey, which focused on what the district can control and work to improve in regard to COVID prevention and planning for the benefit of the students and families, has been reviewed by the administration.
School officials said of the survey, in which 800 families participated, that there were important takeaways. They were organized into a letter from Schools Superintendent Dr. Kathleen Taylor and released on Friday to district families.
While these takeaways are constructive for helping families understand the current state of their school community, the letter also expresses that there is still much to do to fully utilize this survey as a resource to continue their efforts of creating a safe environment and continuing the level of OCSD quality education, according to a press release.
Sea Isle City students attend the Ocean City schools.
The survey responses explained within Dr. Taylor’s letter are combined with the suggestions and concerns the administration has heard directly. They will be used to guide decisions to determine if adjustments to the current plan need to be made.
The current hybrid learning plan used by Ocean City’s schools is believed by the administration to be the safest and most responsible option given the rising positive COVID-19 cases, but the intention still remains to continuously improve upon these protocols, the release said.
The additional safety measures will continue until the state feels it is safe for the district and other schools within the state to return to school without the need to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
People may read Dr. Taylor’s letter by clicking here: https://ocnjdaily.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Ltr-Parent-Survey-Results-11202020-1.pdf
Ocean City school district students will continue in-classroom education combined with remote learning.
The current Hybrid Plan and additional guidelines can be found on the district website, oceancityschools.org.
