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Flexible Instruction Day (FID) Plan

Secondary Parent Responsibilities 2025-2026

Flexible InstructionDay (FID) PlanSecondary Parent Responsibilities 2025-2026
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Below you will find a helpful document outlining general information about Flexible Instruction Days (FID), our district communication plan, and expectations for both synchronous and asynchronous instruction, as well as general information for UDSD secondary students and the responsibilities of UDSD secondary parents.

General Information About FID General Information About FID

As parents/guardians, you can help ensure a successful Flexible Instructional Day (FID). This is a day when students learn online from home.


Your child(ren):

  • Must have their district-issued Chromebook and charger at home each night

  • Must use Classlink to:

    • Access Schoology

    • Access online materials

  • Must use a Google Meet Link

District Communication Plan: District Communication Plan:

The superintendent will send an email and make a call to announce a change to a Flexible Instructional Day (FID). At that time, the call will announce the type of instruction your child will receive during the virtual day:

  • Synchronous learning is live, online instruction with your child’s teacher and classmates.

  • Asynchronous learning is independent, working on assignments given by the teacher.

Support: Support:

If technology support is needed, please contact the classroom teacher or the school’s administration.

Secondary Students Secondary Students

General Information:

Building principals will communicate with parents and students via district email and Schoology. They will outline specific information about the daily schedule and the specific letter rotation day for the middle schools.

Attendance: Attendance:

Please follow the directions below to have student attendance recorded.

Synchronous Instruction
  • Each teacher will take attendance based on who logs into the Google Meet and capture their attendance in eSchool just like a regular school day.


Asynchronous Instruction

  • All assignments will be submitted by the end of the day for attendance and grading purposes.

Synchronous Plan: Synchronous Plan:

Learning is live, online instruction with your child’s teacher and classmates.

All Students

  • Access Schoology for each class at the correct class time.

  • Teachers will provide students with a Google Meet link for each class

  • Teachers will provide students with synchronous instruction based on what the class is currently learning.

  • Each teacher will take attendance based on who logs into the Google Meet and capture their attendance in eSchool just like a regular school day.

  • Students will go through their day moving from class to class, just like a regular school day.

  • Assignments and activities will be posted in Schoology for students to complete.

    • These assignments and activities can be completed with the teacher or independently, as indicated by the teacher.

    • The teacher will announce when the assignments are due in Schoology; however, they must be turned in no later than the end of the school day.

      • If a hard copy of the assignment is required, the teacher should note this in Schoology.

  • Teachers must accept make-up work for those reporting an excused absence as noted in our attendance procedures.

Asynchronous Plan: Asynchronous Plan:

Learning is independent, and students are working on assignments given by the teacher.

The same communication plan will be implemented. The district will advise the student body that they are to log into Schoology and complete all assignments asynchronously.


This plan will follow the student’s daily schedule.

  • Teachers will post asynchronous lessons and instructional activities in Schoology for each class/course.

  • All assignments will be submitted by the end of the day for attendance and grading purposes.

  • Teachers will take attendance based on work completed.

  • At the end of the day, students who fail to participate in the FID will be considered absent and should be marked as such in eSchool.

  • If students cannot connect, they must submit a hard copy of their work the following day.

  • Teachers will be checking their email throughout the day if there are any questions.

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