Digital Access to Enrichment Folders

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Clintonville School District would like to give students in grades 5-12 digital access to enrichment work in their digital resource learning folders. In agreeing to digital access, we have determined the following:

1) Parents/students may have to print the materials (folders are view only).
2) Students may have to use a notebook and pencil to complete assignments.
3) Students may be less likely to do enrichment work since their packet is not in front of them.
4) Students may be distracted by the Chromebook and be less likely to focus on academic tasks.
5) Digital access may increase the amount of screen time a child has.
6) Digital access would only be given to the students' email.
7) Grades 5 and 6 would have to use personal devices to access digital content.
8) Grades 7-12 are the only students allowed to take CPSD Chromebooks home.

YOU MUST FILL OUT A SEPARATE SURVEY FOR EACH STUDENT IN GRADES 5-12

Student (LAST NAME) *

Student (FIRST NAME) *

Grade of Student (Note: Grades PK - 4 will only receive paper copies) *

Grade 5

Grade 6

Grade 7

Grade 8

Grade 9

Grade 10

Grade 11

Grade 12

Grade 12+

I WOULD like my child to have digital access to their academic enrichment folders. *

Yes - Grant digital access to student learning folders (No paper copies provided by school)

No - Please do not grant digital access, I would like paper copies to continue.

Both - Please grant my child digital access, and I would also like to receive paper copies

Name of person completing this survey and granting permission to make changes to academic material availability. *

Relationship to student of person completing this survey and granting permission to make changes to academic material availability and distribution. *

Please list any questions you would like to ask Administration regarding digital access and/or the learning resource packets. (Note: Q & A responses will be posted on the "Questions and Answers - Public" on the CPS Website: Covid-19 Information/Updates)

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