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Dear Emery USD Community,
On Friday, July 17, 2020, Governor Newsom held a press conference. He shared criteria that would require schools in counties placed on the health “watchlist” — based on specific indicators to teach online until conditions improve. Currently, 33 of the State’s 58 counties, including Alameda County, are on the list. As a result, EUSD must provide education through a rigorous distance learning program until Alameda County is no longer on the State’s health “watchlist” for 14 consecutive days. We know our staff and families need to make plans for the next school year, so we want to provide you timely information to plan accordingly. Our district’s Reopening Schools Committee worked on plans for both distance learning and a hybrid model. So, I am confident that our staff will work diligently to provide an impactful distance learning program and prepare for a "phased in" hybrid model when our county meets the State’s criteria aforementioned. In Solidarity, Superintendent Quiauna Scott, the EUSD School Board, and EUSD Leadership Team |
ANNA YATES TK-8 SCHOOL
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Address1125 53rd Street
Emeryville, CA 94608 |
Telephone510-601-4000
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info@emeryusd.org
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