From the Classroom to the cloud
March 10: First cases of COVID - 19 were confirmed in Michigan.
March 13: Clarkston Community Schools closes under the directive of Governor Whitmer.
March 16: Clarkston Community Schools releases enrichment activities/resources for students on our website. Students and families are encouraged to participate in this engagement. Teachers are directed to pause and stop teaching.
March 19: Clarkston Community Schools launches a virtual at-home learning model based on the directive of Superintendent Shawn Ryan.
March 23: Clarkston Community Schools modifies our current plan based on the directives of the Michigan Department of Education and Governor Whitmer’s “Stay Home, Stay Safe” executive order.
April 2: Governor Whitmer closes K-12 educational buildings for the remainder of the school year and declares that learning will continue at home and teaching will continue for the state’s educator workforce.
April 9: Clarkston Community Schools submits a Continuity of Learning and COVID-19 Response Plan Application to Oakland Schools ISD following the directive of Governor Whitmer.
April 10: Superintendent Shawn Ryan directs Instructional Services in partnership with district administration and teacher leaders to develop a grading plan consistent/aligned with other local districts in Oakland County.