We do not anticipate needing to add on to the school year given the fact that Paragon students attend an extra hour or more per day beyond public and many private schools. The length of our daily schedule ensures that Paragon students far exceed the number of hours required annually for students to be in attendance. Should a mandate be issued regarding make up days, we will follow up with any updates at that time.

Progress reports were sent home on Friday, April 10th. These reports will reflect the four weeks of progress prior to spring break as well as the first week of distance learning.

Attendance will be kept by teachers daily through a variety of means including Zoom meetings, submitted daily assignments and/or other methods outlined by each homeroom teacher. Your child’s teacher will outline how attendance will be kept.

Grading of assignments will continue on a daily basis to monitor and provide feedback on your child’s progress. However, the number of graded assignments will be reduced.

Students will need an internet-enabled device. This could include a smartphone, computer or laptop, iPad or tablet.

If you experience an internet outage at home, please contact your child's homeroom teacher to discuss how your child will complete and submit assignments. Please also be sure to contact your internet service provider. A benefit of distance learning is that it offers students the ability to complete assignments and activities throughout the week in the event of an internet outage.

Homeroom teachers may activate student emails in order for students to access lessons or other learning material. Each teacher will communicate expectations with families.

MAP testing has been suspended for the remainder of the school year. Two MAP assessments took place prior to the campus closing. The results from these assessments will continue guiding faculty on the right path for your child.