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Important Information About School Reopening
October 7, 2020 - The Mayor announced that the citywide seven-day COVID-19 positivity rate has increased to 4.1%. That number is slightly higher than the 4% threshold that was recommended by public health officials in our agreement with the Boston Teachers Union as a marker for a return to all-remote learning. With that in mind, we have decided to delay the next phase of our safe return to schools, originally scheduled to start no sooner than October 15. The delay means that students who were scheduled to start school no sooner than October 15 will be shifted to start no sooner than October 22. We will review all data over the next week and make further decisions based on what we learn.
*K0-K2 students originally scheduled to being in-school classes October 15 or October 19 will now begin October 22 or October 26
Click below to read the October 7, 2020 letter from Supt. Brenda Cassellius
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About the Roger Clap Elementary School
Welcome to the Roger Clap Elementary School! We are excited to welcome you and your family to our school community.
At the Roger Clap Elementary School, excellence is the standard. Our school is determined to provide all of our students with an equal opportunity to learn. Our school is made up of a diverse group of students and staff members that are hard working members of the Boston community.
At the Roger Clap Elementary, we educate students from K1 to Sixth Grade. Our students are provided with great opportunities that allow them to be successful in and out of school. Community partners and organizations include: BOKS, Catie's Closet, Home for Little Wanderers, South Bay Community Services, Upham's Corner Library, BASE and more!
Students have the opportunity to participate in a variety of experiences outside of the classroom including Hale Reservation, Museum of Science, Boston Children's Museum, Microsoft, and more!
Vision Statement
Regardless of his or her socio-economic, linguistic and academic history, each student is educated to the highest level through a rigorous and comprehensive curriculum. We also educate students to become knowledgeable of, civically engaged in, and involved in the service of their school, the local community, and the global community. We do this not just through our curriculum, but by field trips, community service, and our bi-weekly Town Hall Meetings with inspirational members of the local community.
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