Friday, March 13th was the last day of regular classes at Vinton-Shellsburg for the 2019-2020 school year. In Iowa and around the world news of the COVID-19 virus had become increasingly worrisome when on Sunday, March 15th, Iowa’s Governor Kim Reynolds recommended that schools close until mid-April. What schools would be doing for the remainder… Continue Reading the article: Distance Teaching and Learning
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Answers for the most frequently asked questions
FAQ’s about 2019-2020 Q: What is the last day of classes for students? A: It will be as scheduled, May 29, 2020. Q: When is graduation for the Class of 2020? A: We do not have a recommendation yet. Mr. Kingsbury will be gathering input and ideas from the seniors and their families. Right now,… Continue Reading the article: Answers for the most frequently asked questions
Local communications company and VSCSD partner to solve internet access for students
Thanks to EcoVision, Inc., the authorized U.S. Cellular dealer in Vinton, and the Vinton Shellsburg School District, 40 Vinton-Shellsburg families who didn’t have internet access from home will soon have service. Kelley Lokenvitz, the business development manager for EcoVision’s four Iowa locations, facilitated the assistance for VSCSD students. “We know many families don’t have internet… Continue Reading the article: Local communications company and VSCSD partner to solve internet access for students
Board of Directors meet in Special Session
The Vinton-Shellsburg Community School District school board met in special session on Tuesday, March 24, 2020. All board members answered roll call; Superintendent Hainstock and Business Manager Barkdoll were present. There were no audience comments. Under Superintendent’s Report, Hainstock updated the board on the meal program and other district work since the closure on March… Continue Reading the article: Board of Directors meet in Special Session