Please visit our What to Expect page here. Or send an email to our team at bcves@bcbe.org . Or call us at 251-607-5628.

Transfers into virtual school has closed. Transfer out of virtual school is only allowed at the end of each quarter for elementary students and at the end of the semester for secondary students. You may send your child to our Traditional School. We are wearing masks, social distancing and cleaning the schools as well as our classrooms every day.

You may also homeschool your child until such time you feel comfortable to return them back to our Traditional School. Homeschooling would be the same as virtual school where your child would stay at home to learn but with homeschooling it would be self-directed studies provided by your family.

There are also a few medical conditions which could provide your child the opportunity to transfer into the virtual program. If your child has a medical exemption or documented Medical problem which puts them at a high risk of the Coronavirus please contact your traditional school principal and provide your recent medical documentation asking for a medical excemption transfer to Virtual School. Please complete the form at this linkand remit to bcvs@bcbe.org  

Virtual School enrollment was closed on July 31st. Mr. Tyler reopened Virtual School enrollment for an August transfer of one day. Virtual school is now at full capacity with nearly 7000 students. Transfers into virtual school has closed. Transfer out of virtual school is only allowed at the end of each quarter for elementary students and at the end of the semester for secondary students.

Teachers are available for tutoring as needed. Additionally, students will come to a determined site for testing.

If a child is sick, we will send the child to the nurse. From there, we will process the child quickly to identify if they are exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19 which include: new onset cough or shortness of breath by themselves OR at least 2 of the following: fever (100.4ºF or higher), chills, muscle pain, sore throat, loss of sense of smell or taste, and gastrointestinal symptoms of diarrhea, vomiting or nausea. If they are, then the child will be sent to a wellness area isolated from others while we notify their parents for immediate dismissal as being suspected of having COVID-19.

The student’s absences will be excused and they will be able to continue to their academic work from home, digitally, under our distance learning plan as outlined.

Yes. Students will be required to participate in online activity. Course progress will be monitored and evaluated on a regular basis.

Students who have been out sick or have been sent home will not be allowed back to school until they have had no fever for at least three days without medication AND improvement of other symptoms.

If students are sick but do not qualify under the COVID-19 symptom checklist, they will be processed as we have previously for any sick child. Note that we have amended our wellness policy for this school year to require additional time at home before returning to school for ALL sick students.

The student will use our new distance learning software. This is not the distance learning of last year. Time has given us the ability to develop a much more comprehensive, digital instruction and assessment program that will be tracking along the same pacing guide your student is learning from in their classrooms.

 Teachers monitor assignments daily.

Your student will be learning through online instruction comprised of videos of actual teachers as well as computer generated instruction. Baldwin County teachers will be available for scheduled in-person tutoring and instruction periods to support your child’s learning and monitor their progress.

Yes, you can login and complete assignments anywhere you have internet access.  

You can see by the schedule that we would like all assignments in by Friday.  You can work with your teacher assigned to your student.