Guiding Principles
NLMUSD is focusing on these 5 guiding principles as we look to reopen schools
Instruction
Providing a high-quality instructional program by following best practices in the areas of:
Providing a high-quality instructional program by following best practices in the areas of:
- Curriculum selection and instructional delivery models
- Assessment practices and policies, including local and statewide assessments
- Services to special populations, including students with disabilities, socioeconomically disadvantaged students, English Learners, Homeless and Foster Youth
- Access and use of instructional technology
- Expanded learning opportunities
Ensuring all students, staff and community members remain healthy and safe by following best practices in the areas of:
- Guidance, directives and recommendations from Public Health
- Health & safety information, social distancing and infection control practices (handwashing, face coverings)
- Classroom, meal, and cleaning practices
- Health office practices, personal protective equipment, management and isolation of students showing sign of illness
Addressing the mental health and social-emotional development of all students, staff and community by following best practices in the areas of:
- School-based mental health services
- Behavioral support systems
- Family engagement and support practices
- Staff supports
- Maintaining student and staff recognitions, awards and traditions
Family & Community Engagement
Ensuring all students, staff and community members remain involved and supported by following best practices in the areas of:
- Ensuring effective communication systems
- Engaging stakeholders
- Utilizing community partnerships
- Other key systems and supports
Maintaining effective and efficient operations by following best practices in the areas of:
Facilities- Budgeting and financial operations
- Human Resource Services
- Nutrition Services
- Transportation
- Technology infrastructure