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Sorenson ECC temporarily shifting to remote Jan. 14th -21st Return to in-person Jan 24th

Sorenson ECC will be pausing in-person learning and temporarily shifting to remote learning on the following schedule: Friday - 1/14 Family computing device and supply pick-up day. No in-person instruction. Monday - 1/17 No school, MLK holiday Tuesday - 1/18 Students will engage in synchronous remote learning on the shared schedule Wednesday - 1/19 Regularly scheduled IEP/504 meetings. No in-person instruction. Thursday - 1/20 Students will engage in synchronous remote learning on the shared schedule Friday - 1/21 Students will engage in synchronous remote learning on the shared schedule Monday - 1/24 Students return to the Sorenson campus for in-person learning on the normal schedule

Device Agreement

Please complete the device agreement once completed let your teacher know you would like to check out a device for use during our remote instruction and make arrangements for pickup.

You may also email tbirr@nsd.org to request a device

For Tech Support During Remote Learning

For tech support during remote learning please use this link to submit your request:

http://go.nsd.org/StudentTechHelp

You may also contact your students teacher for password resets and assistance with Schoology and Zoom links.

Northshore Family Request for Networking Services

To learn more about networking services and hotspot request please click here.

Completing this form will generate a request to your school, where hotspots will be distributed. Please contact your school's main office if you have questions.
Before requesting a hotspot, families should first look into the special programs offered by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Comcast, and Ziply to provide affordable internet access to homes.
Hotspots should not be used for family vacations or other non-school related activities. Hotspots are only for use in the context of school learning activities.

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