Three Rivers Local School District Board of Education Votes On Reopening Plan

All students will return back to on August 31.

(Cleves, Oh.) - The Three Rivers Local School District Board of Education voted on a plan to reopen schools for the 2020-2021 school year. 

The Reopening Plan includes staggered start times and remote learning on Wednesdays for all students. 

During the week of August 24 through 28, a staggered start will allow students to visit their school building, learn about processes and procedures for health and safety, meet their teacher, and ask questions about the school year. Approximately five students will be invited to attend at one time. One parent will be permitted to attend with their student. No siblings will be permitted. More information regarding Staggered Start will be sent to parents by the end of next week. 

All students will return back to on August 31 for the first full day of school.  

• Kindergarten through 4th Grade
  • 9:00 am to 3:30 pm Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday
  • Remote Learning on Wednesday
• 5th Grade through 12th Grade
  • 8:08 am to 2:51 pm Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday
  • Remote Learning on Wednesday

Wednesdays will be strictly remote learning. 

"Although we have very strict cleaning guidelines and will have clear safety procedures in place for all students/staff, it is important that our families understand that Three Rivers Local School District cannot promise that all guidelines will be followed 100% of the day. Staff will remind students of the new guidelines as often as necessary as we fully understand that it will take time for the updated processes to become normal for students. It is important to us that we support students with this learning process and avoid causing unnecessary fear or frustration with the guidelines. We are all truly in this together and will work diligently to bring as much normalcy to the school day as possible," says an announcement made by the Three Rivers Local School District.