Virtual Curriculum
- Concrete Virtual Curriculum
- Google Classroom Codes
- 7th/8th Grade Live Teaching Schedule
- 9th/10th Grade Live Teaching Schedule
- 11th/12th Grade Live Teaching Schedule
- Teacher/Staff/Student Commitments
- HS Prearranged Absence Form
- Remote Learning Handbook
- Remote Learning FAQ
- Chromebook Voice & Text Accessibility Guide
- Chromebook Split Screen Guide
- Buzz Navigation Guide for Students
- How to Submit an Assignment in Buzz
- How to upload a photo from your phone to Google Drive
- How to take a photo on Chromebook and upload it to Buzz
- How to view lessons in Buzz (CVA) for Parent Observers
- How to set parent notifications in Buzz (CVA)
- Library Remote Check Out Guide
Remote Site Signup
• Announcements •
CHS Weekly Bulletin 11/23/2020
County Health Memo 11/19/2020
From: Howard Leibrand, MD, Skagit County Health Office
RE: Local and regional COVID-19 disease activity
Date: November 19, 2020
For the past four weeks, Skagit County has experienced an exponential rise in the number of laboratory confirmed new COVID-19 cases. Our disease activity is in the HIGH category, defined by Washington State Department of Health as >75 cases per 100,000 population averaged over 14 days. Skagit County’s disease activity exceeded 250 cases per 100,000 population for the two weeks ending November 16. This significant surge in fall case levels is occurring throughout Washington and around the country. Recent orders from the Governor are designed to slow the rise in cases and may have a positive impact, but surges of this magnitude are difficult to contain quickly. We are likely to experience very high disease activity levels into December and possibly beyond.
At this time, we have not seen evidence of school-based outbreaks associated with in person learning in Skagit County. However, schools and districts may be experiencing significant impacts to staffing and student attendance from the increasing numbers of people being directed to isolate and quarantine according to CDC, state, and local guidance. Schools must maintain their capacity to trace contacts in the event of a school associated exposure to a case of COVID-19. In addition, the requirements of the Washington State Department of Health K-12 Fall Guidance for In Person Learning result in ongoing stress upon district resources.
We recognize that you will continue to evaluate the best decisions for your students and staff. Each district or private school will need to base these decisions according to current and near future disease activity impacts as well as resources available for staffing of student and district services. We support you in your on-going evaluation of the feasibility of providing in person learning given our current and near term projected very high disease activity level.
Thanks to you and your staff for your on-going diligent work to provide safe and effective learning during these extremely challenging times. Please continue to direct your questions to our response team.
CHS Weekly Bulletin 11/16/2020
Concrete School District’s Veterans Day at a Distance
Dear families and students at Concrete High School,
Veterans Day is Wednesday November 11th. In the past, our school has hosted an in-person assembly. This year, we adapt and still honor veterans. Please take an hour of your time in recognition of Veterans Day to watch this presentation. A very special “thank you” to Concrete teacher Stephanie Henning for putting together the High School and Elementary School presentations.
High school students, please fill out this online questionnaire after viewing the presentation.
Family Check-in Survey–November 2020
Please complete this survey to better help us continue to serve families in this Remote Plus model.
CVA Art
Our Amazing Concrete Elementary Art Teacher, Mary Bianchini, will be taking an extended leave of absence for the remainder of the 2020-21 school year. At this time, we are going to end CVA Art after the first quarter that ended on November 6th, 2020. The district will evaluate the situation in the spring of 2021.
CHS Weekly Bulletin 11/9/2020
Contact
Phone: (360) 853-4000
Fax: (360) 853-4004
Concrete, WA 98237
Phone: (360) 853-4015
Fax: (360) 853-4066
Phone: (360) 853-4110
Fax: (360) 853-4149
Bulletin
- Winter 2020 Newsletter
- Parent Involvement Survey
- District State Report Card
- Scholarships
- DOH Coronavirus Information
- Change in Immunization Recordkeeping – School Module
- Cambio en el Registro de Inmunizaciones – Módulo Escolar
- How to Check Out Library Books During Closure
- Elementary Supply List
- Cafeteria Menus
- Notice of Invitation for Proposals from Energy Services Companies
- Invitation to Bid Fuel Products
- Fuel Bid Form
- Employment Opportunities
- Emergency Procedures
- Inclement Weather Plan
- CSD Educator Hall of Fame Nomination Form
Homeless Information
Policy 3115
Procedure 3115
Liaison: Abbey Harrison
(360) 853-4115
SafeSchools Tipline
Mission
We are committed to whole student development by providing a wide range of educational options to support diverse life choices.
• Announcements •
CHS Weekly Bulletin 11/23/2020
County Health Memo 11/19/2020
From: Howard Leibrand, MD, Skagit County Health Office
RE: Local and regional COVID-19 disease activity
Date: November 19, 2020
For the past four weeks, Skagit County has experienced an exponential rise in the number of laboratory confirmed new COVID-19 cases. Our disease activity is in the HIGH category, defined by Washington State Department of Health as >75 cases per 100,000 population averaged over 14 days. Skagit County’s disease activity exceeded 250 cases per 100,000 population for the two weeks ending November 16. This significant surge in fall case levels is occurring throughout Washington and around the country. Recent orders from the Governor are designed to slow the rise in cases and may have a positive impact, but surges of this magnitude are difficult to contain quickly. We are likely to experience very high disease activity levels into December and possibly beyond.
At this time, we have not seen evidence of school-based outbreaks associated with in person learning in Skagit County. However, schools and districts may be experiencing significant impacts to staffing and student attendance from the increasing numbers of people being directed to isolate and quarantine according to CDC, state, and local guidance. Schools must maintain their capacity to trace contacts in the event of a school associated exposure to a case of COVID-19. In addition, the requirements of the Washington State Department of Health K-12 Fall Guidance for In Person Learning result in ongoing stress upon district resources.
We recognize that you will continue to evaluate the best decisions for your students and staff. Each district or private school will need to base these decisions according to current and near future disease activity impacts as well as resources available for staffing of student and district services. We support you in your on-going evaluation of the feasibility of providing in person learning given our current and near term projected very high disease activity level.
Thanks to you and your staff for your on-going diligent work to provide safe and effective learning during these extremely challenging times. Please continue to direct your questions to our response team.
CHS Weekly Bulletin 11/16/2020
Concrete School District’s Veterans Day at a Distance
Dear families and students at Concrete High School,
Veterans Day is Wednesday November 11th. In the past, our school has hosted an in-person assembly. This year, we adapt and still honor veterans. Please take an hour of your time in recognition of Veterans Day to watch this presentation. A very special “thank you” to Concrete teacher Stephanie Henning for putting together the High School and Elementary School presentations.
High school students, please fill out this online questionnaire after viewing the presentation.
Family Check-in Survey–November 2020
Please complete this survey to better help us continue to serve families in this Remote Plus model.
CVA Art
Our Amazing Concrete Elementary Art Teacher, Mary Bianchini, will be taking an extended leave of absence for the remainder of the 2020-21 school year. At this time, we are going to end CVA Art after the first quarter that ended on November 6th, 2020. The district will evaluate the situation in the spring of 2021.
CHS Weekly Bulletin 11/9/2020
Contact
Phone: (360) 853-4000
Fax: (360) 853-4004
Concrete, WA 98237
Phone: (360) 853-4015
Fax: (360) 853-4066
Phone: (360) 853-4110
Fax: (360) 853-4149
Non-Discrimination
The Concrete School District does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, creed, religion, color, national origin, age, honorably discharged veteran or military status, sexual orientation including gender expression or identity, the presence of any sensory, mental, or physical disability, or the use of a trained dog guide or service animal by a person with a disability in its programs and activities and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts of America and all other designated youth groups listed in Title 36 of the United States Code as a patriotic society. The following employees have been designated to handle questions and complaints of alleged discrimination: Wayne Barrett is the Affirmative Action Officer, Compliance Coordinator, and the Title IX Officer, (360) 853-4000; Linda Joens is the High School 504 Coordinator, (360) 853-4154; Abbey Baeslack is the Elementary 504 Coordinator and the Homeless Liaison, (360) 853-4026; and Leilani Thomas is the Title 1A and Special Education Director, (360) 853-4008. Concrete School District’s address is 45389 Airport Way, Concrete WA 98237.