November 18, 2020
STAKEHOLDERS ENCOURAGED TO SHARE PERSPECTIVES THROUGH GDOE SURVEYS AND INPUT SESSIONS
The Guam Department of Education (GDOE) District School Readiness Task Force (DSRTF) continues to plan for the potential reopening of face-to-face classes in January and is conducting a series of surveys aimed at gathering stakeholder input.
Beginning this week, the GDOE will issue a perception survey for parents. The survey aims to gather parent input regarding perceived risks of returning to face-to-face classes, familiarity with safety protocols, views on school preparedness for reopening, and views on whether parents plan to send their children to face-to-face classes should on-campus instruction resume next year.
The brief survey is available on the GDOE website at https://forms.gle/
In addition, the GDOE launched an online Student Survey for Distance Learning focused on the online instructional model earlier this month. The online survey may be found here: https://docs.google.com/forms/
“We encourage all of our parents and students to share their thoughts and feedback with us as we plan for the third and fourth quarter,” GDOE Superintendent Jon Fernandez said. “This input is critical as we grapple with how best to serve our community during this pandemic.”
Parents are also reminded that stakeholder meetings are taking place every day this week at 5:30 p.m. via Zoom. These meetings are led by GDOE management and provide information on planning for the second semester. The input sessions also provide an opportunity for parents to ask questions and share comments or suggestions. Parents may tune in to these meetings via Zoom at https://gdoe.zoom.us/j/