Our first week back after February Break has been a successful one! To cap off this positive week, Valley Unified Schools have moved to zero active cases as of today! We are very encouraged by this news and are hopeful that things continue in this direction. Let’s keep our children in school where they belong!
From the beginning of the 2020-2021 school year through February 12, a total of 77 students from the three high schools in the Upper St. John Valley participated in the Valley Unified Education Service Center Alternative Schooling program.
To review our second Alternative Schooling Enrollment Report for 2020-2021, go to bit.ly/2Pb8K9T or click on the image below.
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To review the Valley Unified School Reintegration Update for Students, Parents and Families for the week of February 1-7, 2021, go to bit.ly/3q5Y1v6 or click on the image below. Stay safe and be well.
For the past three years, the Valley Unified Education Service Center has been employing its strategic plan, Rightsizing Education in the Upper St. John Valley - 2017-2027, to guide our efforts aimed at creating efficiencies and improving outcomes through innovation and collaboration.
With the first semester of the 2020-2021 school year completed and student grade and progress reports soon to be sent home to students, parents and families, we have prepared our 9th Strategic Plan Progress Report for review by the citizens in each of our partner school units.
To access the progress report, go to bit.ly/3j5yGPb or lick on the image below.
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As we continue to deal with the presence of COVID-19 in our communities and, at times, in our schools, a range of hardships surface for individuals and families.
Fortunately, Aroostook County Action Program (ACAP) provides a number of services that can help those who qualify, including support for people who need to isolate and quarantine.
For more information, including how to contact ACAP, go to bit.ly/3azK7e4 or click on the image below.
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