2020-21 COVID-19 Return to Learn
HAS Student Device Repair ProcessTemporary Tech Office Hours at the Karl Richter Campus to prepare for In-Person Instruction (Note: tickets are still required for the technology staff to repair equipment): Below are steps that families should take if their student's device is not functioning properly and a repair may be needed. (1) Create a technology ticket, There are three ways to contact the service desk to create a ticket: (2) If the Service Desk is unable to fix the issue, you will be directed to drop the device off at the main office in the building where your student is enrolled. (3) If your device needs to be sent out for repair your student will be offered a loaner device for those who qualify and while supplies last. If your device needs to be sent out for repair we may be able to provide a Loaner device if:
Note: If your student receives a loaner device, they will be expected to return the loaner device once their device is repaired. You will be notified via email through the ticketing system and or email directly. If you have further questions, you are always welcome to contact your school office for additional support. |
District Meal Distribution
With the return to In-Person Learning, Virtual Learning students will still have the opportunity to access free meals for children 18 and younger (or 26 and under with a disability) at the locations listed below. Families will receive seven (7) breakfasts and seven (7) lunches.
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New Schedule Beginning Wednesday, January 20, 2021 |
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Rose Pioneer Elementary |
Holly High School 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm 6161 E. Holly Road, Holly MI |
Revised Elementary Breakfast Distribution
Students will be given the opportunity to receive Grab & Go Breakfast each day. On Fridays, students will receive three (3) breakfasts and two (2) lunches.
If a student misses days at school, they will have the opportunity to receive meals during their absence. These meals will be available on Wednesdays at the locations and times listed above.
COVID-19 School Health Screening AgreementFor the health and safety of our students, Oakland County Health Division (OCHD) requires students to be screened for symptoms of COVID-19 before getting on a bus or entering school. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) do not recommend screenings be done by the schools in consideration of time and interruption to education. As part of the required protocols for In-Person learning, parents/guardians, must complete this form to indicate your understanding and agreement to perform daily symptom screenings on your child. COMPLETE A SEPARATE FORM FOR EACH CHILD ATTENDING HOLLY AREA SCHOOLS. |
COVID-19 Health and Safety Guidelines
School Quarantine Guidance (new 5-28-2021)
COVID-19 Symptoms List
COVID-19 Symptom Form for Student Pickup (revised 10-30-2020)
What Do Schools Do When COVID-19 Symptoms Occur at School (revised 12-10-2020)
Should I Report to School (revised 12-10-2020)
Student and Staff At-Home Screening Checklist (new 10-26-2020)
Quarantine and Isolation Guidelines (new 12-4-2020)
Oakland County Public Health Toolkit for K-12 Schools (added 1-19-2021)
In-Person Learning Flyer
MDHHS - Emergency Order Under MCL 333.2253 – Gathering Prohibition and Mask Order
Oakland County - Emergency Order (2020-12) for Control of Pandemic Facial Coverings
Oakland Together - "Safe for School" Hotline
Transportation SafetyTransportation Safety Procedures and Expectations |
Student Login information
Please contact your student's main office for school login information. For Technology Assistance, please view our Technology Device Information page Parent Schoology Guide |
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Transportation Video Direct Link
Schoology Information for Parents, Guardians, and StudentsExtended COVID-19 Learning Plan
Extended COVID-19 Learning Plan
Extended COVID-19 Learning Plan - September 2020
Extended COVID-19 Learning Plan - October 2020
Extended COVID-19 Learning Plan - November 2020
Extended COVID-19 Learning Plan - December 2020
Extended COVID-19 Learning Plan - January 2021
Extended COVID-19 Learning Plan - February 2021
Extended COVID-19 Learning Plan - March 2021
Extended COVID-19 Learning Plan - April 2021
Extended COVID-19 Learning Plan - May 2021
Holly Area Schools COVID-19 Preparedness and Response Plan
MI Safe Schools Roadmap
Return to Learn Advisory Council
Two-Way Interaction Rates
Week 1: August 31st - September 4th = 94.91%
Week 2: September 7th - 11th = 94.64%
Week 3: September 14th - 18th = 96.28%
Week 4: September 21st - 25th = 95.28%
Week 5: September 28th - October 2nd = 95.07
Week 6: October 5th - October 9th = 95.30%
Week 7: October 12th - October 16th = 94.59%
Week 8: October 19th - October 23rd = 93.66%
Week 9: October 26th - October 30th = 94.02%
Week 10: November 2nd - November 6th = 91.90%
Week 11: November 9th - November 13th = 94.45%
Week 12: November 16th - November 20th = 90.66%
Week 13: November 23rd - November 27th = 90.59%
Week 14: November 30th - December 4th = 93.80%
Week 15: December 7th - December 11th = 93.05%
Week 16: December 14th - December 18th = 92.43%
Week 17: January 4th - January 8th = 92.2%
Week 18: January 11th - January 15th = 92.27%
Week 19: January 19th - January 22nd = 91.97%
Week 20: January 25th - January 29th = 92.87%
Week 21: February 1st - February 5th = 93.56%
Week 22: February 8th - February 12th = 96.87%
Week 23: February 18th - February 19th = 91.58%
Week 24: February 22nd - February 26th = 94.35%
Week 25: March 1st - March 5th = 94.98%
Week 26: March 8th - March 12th = 95.27%
Week 27: March 15th - March 18th = 94.03%
Week 28: March 22nd - March 26th = 94.32%
Week 29: April 5th - April 9th = 92.72%
Week 30: April 12th - April 15th = 91.01%
Week 31: April 19th - April 23rd = 92.53%
Week 32: April 26th - April 30th = 92.58%
Week 33: May 3rd - May 7th = 93.06%
Week 34: May 10th - May 14th = 92.82%
Week 35: May 17th - May 21st = 93.54%
Week 36: May 24th - May 28th = 92.83%
Week 37: June 1st - June 4th = 91.68%
Week 38: June 7th - June 10th = 91.64%
TWO LEARNING OPTIONS FOR FALL 2020 |
| Our district’s Return to Learn plan provides parents with a choice to decide what works best for their family. We recognize that not every family’s needs are the same. There are two comprehensive options in our district’s Return to Learn Plan. All plans will be contingent on the realities we are facing in August. We will continue to take guidance from the State of Michigan, Oakland County Health Division, and the Centers for Disease Control to best support the health and safety of our students and employees. |
HAS In-Person Learning
HAS In-Person Learning
In-person teaching and learning will occur five full-days of instruction a week if we are in Phase 4 or 5 of the MI Safe Start Plan. While this will look different from traditional school in order to meet safety standards, it is our intention to return students to classroom routines that are as close to the traditional model as possible.
HAS 100% Virtual Learning
HAS 100% Virtual Learning
Knowing not all families will be comfortable returning to school in-person, Holly Area Schools proudly offers a 100% virtual online learning program for students in Grades Y5 -12. This program will look and feel very different from the Holly@Home distance learning program experienced this past Spring. With time to plan and provide training for staff, we are able to offer a much more comprehensive online program. This will be a strong option for families who are not comfortable returning to school buildings.
Our Return to Learn plan was designed with a priority on safety and quality academics. Our Holly Area Schools teachers will be teaching from the same curriculum, with aligned pacing, standards and outcomes for our students. Teachers and students will use one platform (Schoology) regardless of how or where instruction is being delivered.
If we remain in Phase 4, In-Person Learning will follow the requirements outlined in the Michigan Return to School Roadmap. While we want to make the in-school experience as close to typical as possible, students and parents must know and understand that the health and safety of our students and staff will result in significant changes to the school day.
1:1 TECHNOLOGY FOR ALL STUDENTS |
| Whether your family chooses in-person instruction or the 100% virtual option, we are thrilled to share that our new 1:1 technology program provides all Broncho students with a district-owned device for the 2020-2021 school year. |
DISTRICT-WIDE CONTINGENCY PLAN (PHASES 1-3): DISTANCE LEARNING
Please keep in mind that should Michigan move from Phase 4 back to Phase 1, 2 or 3 due to a resurgence of the virus, it is possible that the Governor will direct all Michigan schools to move to online learning for all students for a period of time. Because our teachers will use our new Learning Management System, Schoology, to facilitate teaching and learning, and all students have access to a 1:1 device, Holly Area Schools will be prepared to provide teaching and learning in this transition.
We will continue to take guidance from the State of Michigan, Oakland County Health Division, and the Centers for Disease Control to best support the health and safety of our students and employees. We also work in close collaboration with many of our partner school districts across Oakland County.
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In planning for the start of the 2020-21 school year, district leaders across all departments have been working through the MI Safe Schools Roadmap created by the Return to School Advisory Council, and analyzing feedback from our recent parent survey to develop a comprehensive Return to Learn plan for all Bronchos.
Return to Learn Communications