In the News Archive

Dear Fluco Families,  At their October meeting, the Fluvanna County School Board voted to resume in-person learning on November 5, 2020 under a hybrid model for all PreK-12 students. Families will still be given the choice to continue with the virtual learning...

Dear Fluco Families,

On Wednesday, October 14, 2020 our school board will be revisiting discussions regarding reopening plans, and we would like to provide them with updated feedback from our families now that we are a month into virtual learning. We will provide an additional update regarding our instructional plans following the meeting.

In accordance with our current COVID mitigation strategies, we would utilize our Hybrid Instructional plan to return to in-person learning two days per week. In this proposed hybrid model, the majority of our teachers will be assigned to either in-person or virtual/remote students. This will allow our teachers to focus their instructional efforts exclusively on one group, ensuring a quality experience for every student.  This means that your child may not have the same teacher they have had since September 8th.  Schools will communicate directly with families regarding teacher assignments.

There is a possibility of additional days per week for in-person instruction if classroom and bus capacity meets the criteria of our Health Mitigation Plan.  Ultimately, the number of days that students will attend on-site will depend on the interest for in-person learning that we receive from families. Face mask coverings will continue to be required for all staff and students at all times, with the exceptions of designated mask breaks and outside activities. 

Please know that even if there is a decision to return to in-person learning, we will continue to provide the choice for virtual/remote learning to our families for the remainder of the 2020-2021 school year. We are requesting that you please complete this survey (https://forms.gle/KV9nBFiWzMacJTtQA) for each student in your household by October 6, 2020 to provide information regarding your instructional preference for your child.

We are dedicated to providing your child an engaging distance learning experience. Student success is attributed to the partnership and the relationships we build within our community, and we greatly appreciate the support you provide for your children at home and at school.

Please communicate with your child’s teacher and/or school if you have any questions that arise as you:

– Complete the annual infosnap update

– Log into your student’s chromebook

– Help your student become familiar with their schedule

We have several “getting started” technology support resources available at: https://sites.google.com/apps.fluco.org/flucoparentsresources/home

Our Technology staff is also available to assist, and can be reached at (434) 591-2060.Enjoy the holiday weekend, stay safe, and we will “see you” on Tuesday, September 8th!

PRESS RELEASE – July 30, 2020

On Wednesday, July 28, 2020, the Fluvanna County School Board approved a revision to the 2020-21 school calendar.

The key elements of the 2020-2021 calendar are:

– September 8, 2020 is the first day for A students.

– September 10, 2020 is the first day for B students.

– December 21-January 4 is Winter Break for students.

– April 5-9, 2021 is Spring Break.

– June 17, 2021 is the last day of school and an early dismissal day for students.

– June 18, 2021 is Fluvanna County High School Graduation at 7 p.m.

A copy of the calendar is attached to this press release. The calendar is available on the school division’s website.