• Students will report for in-person instruction on a blended learning schedule. Students will report on the same schedule utilized first semester. In-Person instruction for students will be two days a week (Monday/Tuesday group, Thursday/Friday group).

• Students in grades PK - 8 will report for in-person instruction unless the student’s school/classroom is closed due to quarantines/COVID cases. WVDE/DHHR County Alert System Maps will no longer automatically trigger countywide cancellation of classes for grades PK-8.

• Students in grades 9 – 12 will report for in-person instruction unless Wayne County is “red” on the DHHR Map. Sunday’s DHHR County Alert System Map will determine if the Monday/Tuesday group will report for in-person learning. Wednesday’s DHHR County Alert System Map will determine if the Thursday/Friday group will report for in-person learning. If schools are closed for in-person learning due to a “red” designation, students will transition to remote learning. In addition to Sunday and Wednesday, High Schools will be subject to closure if Wayne County is red on the DHHR County Alert System Map at any point throughout the school week and will reopen if orange or better on the Sunday/Wednesday map. High Schools can also have individual classrooms/school closed due to quarantines/COVID cases regardless of the DHHR County Alert System Map color.

• A two-day blended schedule allows for a lower building occupancy increasing the ability to social distance and limiting student contact. A two-day schedule also allows the district to continue distance learning enabling a smooth transition to remote learning if a classroom or school is shut down due to quarantines/COVID-19 issues.

• Wednesdays will be utilized for teachers to conduct distance learning activities (planning, parent/student meetings, office hours, etc.) Wednesdays will also serve as meal preparation days for distance learning days/virtual students. Meal pick-up will be available at all school sites.

• Student schedules will consist of three days of distance learning via Schoology.

• The district will consider expanding in-person learning to 4 or 5 days of instruction when COVID-19 numbers improve in the community and/or when all staff members have been provided the opportunity to receive vaccinations.

• The Wayne County Virtual School will remain open for parents/guardians who prefer a virtual learning environment opposed to in-person instruction for their student

• If the district is closed for weather related reasons or if an individual school is closed for power outages, water main breaks, etc., students will transition to remote learning for the day.

• Masks will continue to be required for all students grades 3 – 12 and masks are strongly encouraged for grades PK – 2.

When should I keep my student home from school?

Please use this screening tool to decide when your child should stay home from school.

Screening tool

Wayne County Schools COVID Tracker

Please see our COVID statistics in the document below.

Today's Student view live stream is available here. It will start at 6 PM.

You may watch Tuesday's parent stream on youtube by clicking here.

Meal Service Enrollment (SY 20-21)

Report Concerns with COVID-19 Safety Protocol/Procedures

Students, Parents and Staff can share suggestions/concerns to assist Wayne County Schools in adhering to Safety/Protocols/Procedures outlined in the “Wayne County Schools Re-entry Plan”.

Please Report your concern here.

COVID-19 Information

Wayne County Schools Response to Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Wayne County Schools is continuing to collaborate with local health officials in our ongoing response to the pandemic impacting our community.

Wayne County Schools is posting information from the Center for Disease Control to educate families about Coronavirus and its prevention.

Below you will find informational flyers from the CDC.

Stop the Spread of Germs
What to do if you are sick with coronavirus disease 2019
Share Facts About COVID
What you need to know about coronavirus disease 2019

Continuing Services

Due to an anti-theft policy that had previously been implemented by the Wayne County Schools, some school computers will not allow you to login after being away from the school for two weeks. We have since removed this restriction, however, if your computer is affected, you will start receiving a pop-up message warning you that your access is about to expire when you start approaching the two-week limit. We have made Wi-Fi available outside of our schools where you can drive up and connect to the schools Wi-Fi without having to go in. The area where Wi-Fi should be accessible at each school may be seen by going to the following link https://www.wayneschoolswv.org/wifi . You can simply drive up to any school, connect Wi-Fi, log off or restart your device, then log back in with your regular username and password and this should correct any further login issues. If for some reason you do not have transportation to one of the schools, you can call the technology hotline at (681) 203-5268. Technical support is available M-F 8 to 4. * Please make sure you are connected to the Wi-Fi before you log in or nothing will change and your laptop will not update! *

"Open" Wi-Fi hotspots are available at most schools for all students and staff, more info here.

Technical support is available 8 to 4 M-F at (681) 203-5268 for staff, students, and parents.

Mental Health Professionals' contact information can be found here.