folsom education & community center
Welcome to the remote learning portal
for folsom Parents and students
smckelvie@gisu.org
During this time of remote learning, this portal will serve as the main hub of information to access classroom lessons; support services information from Special Education, Ms. Lexi and Mr. Saxer; learning and enrichment resources, and additional information ranging from food services to the GISU Parent Info Portal. Please reach out and contact our Principal, Susan McKelvie at smckelvie@gisu.org if you have questions or needs. We're here to support you!
What is "Remote Learning"?
This unprecedented situation has closed school buildings, however the governor and Agency of Education require school staff to continue to deliver access to learning to students and support services to students with disabilities. Remote Learning is any type of learning activity that occurs outside of school, and could be online or through packets of work mailed home.
Essentially, this model expects parents to be more involved in their children's learning than ever before. While some children are able to access assignments and work independently, others are not yet at that developmental level. Please let your child's teacher know what supports you may need to help you and your child to be most successful during this remote learning experience.
During this time of remote learning, this portal will serve as the main hub of information to access classroom lessons; support services information from Special Education, Ms. Lexi and Mr. Saxer; learning and enrichment resources, and additional information ranging from food services to the GISU Parent Info Portal. Please reach out and contact our Principal, Susan McKelvie at smckelvie@gisu.org if you have questions or needs. We're here to support you!
What is "Remote Learning"?
This unprecedented situation has closed school buildings, however the governor and Agency of Education require school staff to continue to deliver access to learning to students and support services to students with disabilities. Remote Learning is any type of learning activity that occurs outside of school, and could be online or through packets of work mailed home.
Essentially, this model expects parents to be more involved in their children's learning than ever before. While some children are able to access assignments and work independently, others are not yet at that developmental level. Please let your child's teacher know what supports you may need to help you and your child to be most successful during this remote learning experience.