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The well-known website Khan Academy has developed a wide range of resources for students to tap into while learning from home. Khan Academy offers sample schedules, tips for parents and livestreams with teachers, alongside free online courses and test prep materials, which the site has long provided. Sal Khan, Khan Academy founder and CEO, told …
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Whether your student is learning in the classroom, or in a hybrid model, find the help you need to keep them motivated, connected, and on track to succeed. Click here to find out more.
The guidance below can help us all make the best of new and sometimes unfamiliar distance learning environments. It can help you be ready for some of the more practical aspects of learning from home. Establish routines and expectations It is important to develop good habits from the start. Create a flexible routine and talk …
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Parents are a child’s first teachers and the home is a child’s first classroom. As key resources for learning and growth, parents help to shape a child’s social, emotional and physical development so that he/she can thrive in school and beyond. Supporting student success starts with a shared agreement among families, schools and the community …
Taylor High School students can access Google Classroom Directions by clicking here … it’s an easy as 1-2-3-4-5.
The COVID-19 worldwide pandemic has offered plenty of challenges, the most basic of which is that everyone has to do their part to avoid being infected or spreading the disease. Here’s are some handy tips: Watch these videos to learn how to keep yourself healthy by washing your hands the right way. Public health professionals …
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TSD is proud to provide Grab N Go Breakfast & Lunch to ALL CURRENT TSD Students and Children 18 Years and Under for FREE. Meals will be provided for 5 Days a week. Families can pick up meals at their selected location during distribution times. Click here for form.
Taylor School District will deliver meals to those TSD students who are unable to pick up meals at one of our designated locations. Sign up here.
Interim Superintendent Mark Kleinhans takes the time to explain this year’s educational plan in this video.
Talking Taylor Schools / Karl Ziomek