This week emotions may be running high across the country after the trial verdict today in the death of George Floyd. Adding to this tension are the recent tragic deaths of Daunte Wright and Adam Toledo, as well as increasing acts of hate towards Asian Americans.
Communications Archive
This week is Tornado and Severe Weather Awareness Week in Wisconsin. At SASD, this means reviewing our tornado and severe weather drills with all students and staff, and encouraging families to prepare an at-home emergency plan with their students.
We are saddened by the loss of life after recent events in Atlanta by which eight people were murdered, including six Asian women. We are heartbroken for the victims and their families, as well as the greater Asian American community, which has faced a dramatic uptick in racism and violence in the past year...
We want to empower our students to speak up and to speak out. That’s why we are partnering with the Wisconsin Department of Justice (DOJ) Office of School Safety (OSS) to announce the launch of Speak Up, Speak Out at SASD.
It is essential and now possible under county guidelines to bring more students back to school in person in the Stoughton Area School District.
We are calling this next step “Phase 3 of Reopening.” Phase 1 of Reopening was enhanced virtual learning, Phase 2 was a hybrid learning and now Phase 3 is a return to in-person learning 5 days a week with restrictions...
As spring break approaches, we realize some families and staff have plans to travel. The safest thing you can do this spring break is to only spend time with the people you live with. However, there are a variety of safety precautions we can take to reduce our risk of COVID-19...
Now that we have the ability to learn virtually, we are able to make instruction accessible to students on days when inclement weather makes it unsafe for students to attend school in person.
While there is still potential for snow days (cancelled school) this school year, there is also the potential for having virtual learning days...
Mask wearing remains imperative to preventing the spread of COVID-19 within our community and is required in all of our buildings and vehicles.
We pay close attention to Public Health Madison & Dane County (PHMDC) requirements and recommendations and want to make sure our families and staff are informed...
Today we have two new pieces of information for you. First, we published our District A/B Calendar which outlines which hybrid students attend school in person on any given school day. Second, we have a brief tutorial on how to identify whether your family is in the A group or the B group by logging into Infinite Campus...
After a Board of Education Meeting on Monday, January 4, all families in our district have the choice to attend school in person, in some capacity, this semester...