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INTERNET ACCESS
- As we transition to remote learning in the coming days, a home internet connection is more important than ever.
- We recognize that many of our students do not have internet connections at home.
- Comcast, a partner of the Salt Lake Education Foundation, is generously offering a program called “Internet Essentials,” which would allow families to receive two free months of Internet service, with the option of continuing thereafter with monthly payments of $9.95 per month.
- Salt Lake City School District families have been pre-approved for a streamlined enrollment process.
- Call 855-846-8376 or apply online at www.InternetEssentials.com. You’ll be asked to provide your contact information and school name. No other paperwork is necessary, and if you meet the program eligibility criteria, you will be approved and could have home Internet within 5-7 days. After your free two-month trial, you can cancel at any time.
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REMOTE LEARNING PLAN
- Our teachers will work to transition the majority of our student learning online. For classes and grades where online learning is not the appropriate choice, Teachers may also prepare packets or other resources for students to work on during the dismissal.
- Work during the dismissal will focus on maintaining students’ skills and reviewing concepts already taught at school.
- You will receive email communication at the email address you have provided to your child’s school.
- If you don’t have an email address on file, you can update your profile in the Parent Portal OR email your student’s teacher directly, using the email address listed on your school’s website. You can find all of our school websites here: https://www.slcschools.org/schools/.
SPECIAL EDUCATION
- If you have a student with a disability, you should have received an email on Saturday with pertinent information.
- Please be on the lookout for additional information from your student’s IEP case manager and service providers.
- You will also continue to receive information from Shelley Halverson in the Special Education Department.
HOW TO TALK ABOUT COVID-19
We know you and your family may be feeling stress at this time, as our community takes action to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Children may have questions that you aren’t sure how to answer. Below are some resources for parents regarding how to address COVID-19 with their children.
Talking to Kids About COVID-19
Talking With Children About COVID-19
Harvard Medical School How to Talk to Kids About COVID-19
Harvard Medical School: How to Talk to Teens About COVID-19
PBS: How to Talk to Your Kids About COVID-19
CNBC: How to Stay Calm Amid Coronavirus
COVID-19 Parent Resources Spanish and Chinese
Como Hablar Con los Ninos Sobre el Coronavirus
UNICEF: Como Hablarle a tu Hijo Sobre Coronavirus
Mantener La CalmaDurante Coronavirus
l continue to communicate with you via email, text, and voicemail, but for the latest information, please visit our website, http://coronavirus.slcschools.org.
Sincerely,
Dr. Lexi Cunningham
Superintendent
Salt Lake City School District
During this challenging time, the physical and mental health and safety of our students, families, and staff is Salt Lake School District’s top priority. Understanding that each individual and family has different needs right now, the District has compiled a 
