Roadmap to Remaining Open
In accordance with recommendations from the Texas Education Agency, Montgomery County Public Health District, and District advisory groups, students and staff will continue to wear face coverings for the rest of the year.
Instructional Offerings
Conroe ISD is offering both Traditional In-Person and Remote/Online Instruction. Both programs follow Conroe ISD’s TEKS-based curriculum. Any family wanting to change their student’s selection should contact their child’s school using the contact information at the top of the campus website. Selections for the 4th grading period were due in February.
In-Person Instruction
Conroe ISD is offering Traditional In-Person Instruction for the 2020-2021 school year. This is a face-to-face learning experience that is 5 days a week with standard school hours. Students and staff follow social distancing, mask, and hygiene guidelines as appropriate and detailed on the In-Person Instruction webpage.
Remote/Online Instruction
Conroe ISD’s Remote/Online Instruction option follows the pace of the current Conroe ISD scope and sequence and supports students in continuing to develop a love of learning and gaining appropriate academic and social-emotional skills. Students have periods of daily instruction that is either live, recorded or task oriented, and completed through their designated online learning management system, Canvas (grades 3-12) and Seesaw (grades PreK-2). The level of rigor, workload, time commitment, and scheduling of classes is different from the distance-learning plan implemented in the spring of 2020. To learn more, please visit the Remote/Online Instruction webpage.
Conroe ISD Curriculum Guides
Intermittent Remote Learning
SPECIAL SITUATIONS ONLY: Intermittent Remote Learning is for students who have selected In-Person Instruction but are having to participate in Remote/Online Instruction due to circumstances that have caused a school closure or delay in opening physically.
Guidance Documents
In addition to the items linked, Conroe ISD references information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and American Academy of Pediatrics as well as information provided by State and local health officials.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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