Heights High Parent Letter - Week of September 14, 2020
Information for Families regarding attendance
Scholars are expected to attend school daily for their Synchronous and Asynchronous periods. Teachers will capture attendance on Asynchronous days through a variety of formats, based on evidence of participation with consistent and clear expectations for students. Evidence of participation may include, but is not limited to:
Daily logins to learning management systems. (Ex., Google Classroom)
Daily interactions with the teacher.
Examples of daily interactions between teachers and students include, but are not limited to: messages, emails, telephone calls, video chats, or other formats that enable teachers to engage with students.
Assignment completion within the timelines established by the teacher.
All activities on Asynchronous Days are aligned to academic standards and scholar participation is not optional.
Take a look at this document to learn more about the differences between synchronous and asynchronous learning.
View the remote Bell Schedule for 20-21.
High School information page
The Heights High School website contains a wealth of information for families. You’ll find pages on course information, attendance, grade level offices, daily schedules, Infinite Campus, technology, social workers and school counselors.
Infinite Campus
If you do not have an Infinite Campus portal account, please click here to request one. Through the portal, parents can access their child’s attendance, grades, schedule, test scores, assignments, and report cards. It is also how we collect up-to-date contact information for emails and robocalls.
Instructions on connecting accounts to the mobile app
Heights Career Tech Information Sessions September 24
Heights Career Tech Consortium programs are two-year, career-based programs offered to students from our five-district CTE Consortium, including Cleveland Heights High School. Students prepare for careers and college, earning hands-on experience, professional certifications, industry-recognized credentials, and college credits, depending upon the program.
Learn more about the CTE programs during an Information Session on Thursday, September 24. Session 1 is from 1 to 1:30 p.m. and Session 2 is 5 to 5:30 p.m. Links to the meetings will be shared next week.
Check out HeightsCareerTech.com to browse the programs.
Heights High Yearbook
Anyone who ordered a 2019-2020 yearbook and has not yet received it should contact Ms. Rich to make arrangements for pick up. She has a few extra yearbooks that can be purchased for $65 exact cash only, on a first come first serve basis. Nancy Rich: [email protected]
Athletics
To get the latest information regarding athletics and live videos, visit HeightsTigers.com.
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