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October 30, 2020 Dear UPrep Families, Following Tuesday’s announcement by Denver Public Schools we wanted to provide you with an update from U Prep and our decision making tied to in-person schooling. UPrep will continue to offer an In-Person and Remote option for all scholars in K-5th grade. If you are currently a family sending
University Preparatory Schools Update – 10.2.20 UPrep Families – We hope this message finds you well. We are writing with 6 important updates/reminders: Please click on the following link to access the informational webinar from Wednesday, September 30th which addressed what school will look like for families and scholars who have chosen in-person learning for
RETURN TO SCHOOL & REMOTE SCHOOLING: Preparing for Q2 Dear U Prep Families, First and foremost, we can’t begin to tell you how excited we are to welcome many of our children back to school. We have missed our scholars and while we have seen them each and every day over the screen, we are
September 28, 2020 Update: As we gear up for a return to in-person learning, we want to provide key information that is highly relevant to both our families who are remaining remote and our families who are returning to school. We have designed two specific webinars for both groups that we’ll be leading this week
September 24, 2020: Return to School Planning Committee Update The Return to School Planning Committee held its third meeting on September 17th, 2020. Presentations and artifacts from those sessions can be found by clicking on this link. If you have questions regarding any of the content, please feel free to contact Alastair Dawe, our network’s
September 22, 2020 University Preparatory Schools has worked closely with Denver Public Schools and the City of Denver to address the concerns regarding the homeless camps near our Arapahoe Street campus. The camps were humanely cleaned up today and are no longer surrounding our school’s facilities. We are committed to ensuring the school community at
September 21, 2020 Update Dear U Prep families, Thank you to all of you that have engaged in conversation with us over the last 10 days about our scholars return to in-person learning. We continue to appreciate your questions, comments and words of encouragement as we strive to deliver a top quality education to all
9/15/2020: Return to School Planning Committee Update The Return to School Planning Committee has now had the opportunity to meet twice to discuss health and safety guardrails that will be present in our schools to support a safe return to in-person learning. Presentations and artifacts from those sessions can be found using the links below.
September 14th, 2020: Return to in-person school As a result of local and statewide health metrics now being below the guidelines set by health official, Denver Public Schools (DPS) has given the go-ahead for schools to plan a return to in-person learning on or after September 28th for students in Kindergarten and 1st grade. At
Dear U-Prep Families, I hope that as we dive headlong into this unique school year, that both you and your scholars are as excited to see the faces of your U-Prep Teachers on your tech as we are to see all of your joyful faces each and every day. As we continue to work through
October 30, 2020
Dear U Prep Families,
Following Tuesday’s announcement by Denver Public Schools we wanted to provide you with an update from U Prep and our decision making tied to in-person schooling.
U Prep will continue to offer an In-Person and Remote option for all scholars in K-5th grade. If you are currently a family sending your child to in-person school across any of our grade levels please continue to do so next week and up until the Thanksgiving holiday break. We will continue to offer both fully In-Person and fully remote learning unless one of the following 3 scenarios occurs:
In the event that any one of these situations were to occur we will communicate with you directly in a timely fashion.
While we continue to see an up-tick in cases of COVID-19 in the Denver area, the clear message coming from local health officials is that schools are not the source of the problem in Denver. They remain incredibly safe spaces for children and adults as a result of all the health and safety guardrails that are in place.
Further, we continue to learn that elementary aged students:
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Our decision to remain open for those families who choose to send their children to school is directly tied to the data and science tied to the recommendations of our local health officials. Ultimately, we believe you should have this choice so long as health officials believe it is safe for our doors to remain open.
As we proceed forward with the school year, there are a few additional decisions we want to be sure you are aware of as they relate to your experience from now through 3rd quarter.
We understand that the stress and anxiety created by this ever-changing environment that is school in 2020-21 can be challenging. We are working diligently to make sure that despite the difficulties involved, our scholars continue to receive the highest quality education that we can provide. And, we can’t thank you enough for your consistent engagement and effort as a partner in that high quality education.
We continue to implement all the necessary health and safety guardrails to keep your scholars, your family and our staff as safe as possible, and will always keep you updated as any new information arises.
With eternal gratitude,
David Singer
Executive Director