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Grading will remain consistent throughout the learning models. Students will receive progress reports for each trimester.

Attendance will be based on engagement with the teacher(s) and/or completion of learning activities in distance and hybrid models when students are not in the building.

This is a legislative decision. The guidance states that we need to adhere to current requirements. It is likely that this could change based on circumstances throughout the year, especially if we are required to move in and out of the three models.

C-I Schools Online Program is a separate learning option that students can enroll in. Distance Learning is a model that our teachers will prepare to be in based on our COVID numbers by our county transmission. C-I Schools Online will be a learning platfrom no matter the COVID numbers.

Students will be able to join the C-I Online program at the start of each trimester. Please contact your student's principal if you are interested in changing to the C-I Online program.

No. In our school district 6th graders are part of our middle school, therefore will follow the secondary school guidelines. 

They could be exempt from wearing a mask, but alternative face coverings will be determined based on individual education plan considerations.

Yes, they will be provided.

This will be evaluated case by case in various models. We are obligated to meet special education requirements and work with MDE guidance.

Tier 1 Critical Worker Emergency Child Care is child care that is available through the school district for children of critical workers as mandated by the State of MN on distance learning days at no cost to parents during the school day. You can view the requirement and registration process HERE.

Adventure Center Preschool will remain open Monday-Friday from 6:00 am-6:00 pm in both Cambridge and Isanti. 

Adventure Center School Age will be open for before and after school care for K-5 Tier One critical worker child care children at a reduced rate. The Isanti program will have limited availability during distance learning days.

You must register for Adventure Center child care through Eleyo.

Children must be students enrolled at C-I Schools to be eligible for Tier One critical worker child care in our school district.

If a case of COVID-19 is reported, MDH guidelines will be followed. MDH will interview the student or parent/guardian, determine the dates when the case was infectious, identify anyone who may have been exposed, and collect contact information for those individuals. People identified as exposed (close contacts) are those who spent at least 15 minutes within six feet of the infectious student. Coaches/advisors will keep accurate practice/contest rosters so contact tracing can be done quickly. 

Activities & Athletics Director, Mark Solberg, will be working with our district administration and the Mississippi 8 activities directors regarding allowing spectators at spring events. The total number of spectators allowed at an indoor event will not exceed the recommendations of the Minnesota Department of Health (50 % capacity up to 250 people). We are looking for further guidance on spring athletics and activities.

- Updated 3/25/21

Cambridge-Isanti will provide team transportation for away events. Per our coaches’ and advisors’ handbook, students and coaches/advisors will travel to and from the away event by school transportation. No students shall drive themselves to an away event. The only exception is when a student’s parent/guardian provides a written note to the coach at the contest stating they are taking their student home. We will follow the Minnesota Department of Health recommendations regarding how many students are allowed on a bus each time. Masks will be required when traveling to events on a district bus.

Yes, students enrolled in the C-I Online Program are eligible for all co-curricular activities.

• Employees will be expected to screen for symptoms each day before reporting to work
• Requiring masks for all students and staff.
• Built-in mask breaks at all levels.
• Implementing physical distancing where feasible. 
• Requiring personal protective equipment (PPE) like face coverings and plexiglass barriers.
• Cleaning desks between student use.
• Cleaning high touch areas frequently throughout the day.
• Extensive cleaning and disinfecting every night.
• All supplies & equipment cleaned between uses - limit sharing of supplies.
• Restricting visitors to schools during the school day.

 Learn more on the Health & Safety website

Yes, Cambridge-Isanti Schools has prepared in-depth cleaning practices to prevent the exposure of COVID-19. View the list of cleaning procedures on the Health & Safety webpage.

A statewide face coverings order is now in effect for Minnesota. Minnesota Schools are required to adopt a masking policy that mandates mask wearing in all school facilities. Each student and staff member will be provide at least one cloth face covering. You can learn more about face coverings on the Health & Safety webpage.

The District is partnering with Isanti Public Health Department and MDE to provide all staff personal protective equipment, including:

• OSHA approved N95 and KN95 Respirator Masks
• Face Shields (2 variations)
• Cloth and Disposable Face Coverings
• Gloves and gowns as needed for staff who are in prolonged close contact with students
• A free at-home COVID-19 saliva test (provided by MDE) to be used if you believe you have had close-contact or may have been exposed to the virus.

Please visit the Health & Safety webpage to learn how suspected and confirmed COVID cases will be handled.

Yes. The district is using some of the federal funding under the CARES Act to pay the additional custodial staff.

There will be stations throughout the building and product in the classrooms.

Students will then wash their hands at a sink. Frequent hand washing is one of the three key prevention strategies and is preferred over the use of hand sanitizers. As with any allergy, students and families will work individually with the school nurses to plan accordingly.

All schools, including classrooms and other learning spaces, will be arranged to allow for physical distancing in accordance with the model that the school is currently in. Distancing procedures and protocols have been the focus of our health and safety teams and administration for the past several weeks and will continue to evolve.

Yes. Free grab and go breakfast and lunch meals will be available at no cost to all C-I Students! Beginning January 19, there will be 2 locations available:

• 9:00am-11:00am - Cambridge Isanti High School (Door 31)
• 9:00am-11:00am - Isanti Middle School (Door 1)

- Updated 2/2/21

Not at all, please use whichever location is most convenient

Please give us a call at (763)689-6237

You can pick up meals for any children you are caring for, provided they are district students or using a district service.

No, parents are able to pick up meals without students being present.

We are not able to provide for multiple days at this time.

Please give us a call at (763)689-6237

The free meals program is for students enrolled in the district or who are receiving care in C-I's Tier 1 Childcare services or Adventure Center.

Yes. There will be hub sites set up for those students on distance learning days or students who are in our C-I Schools Online program to pick up free grab and go meals.

Although we always encourage families to fill out the free and reduced applications, they do not need to in order to qualify for this program.

Families and staff are asked to self-screen for symptoms of COVID daily. Please do not come to school if you have any of the following symptoms. Call your school Attendance Office and report symptoms.

People with COVID-19 have had a wide range of symptoms reported – ranging from mild symptoms to severe illness. See MN COVID-19 Response for more information. Symptoms may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus. People with these symptoms may have COVID-19:

• Fever (100.4) or chills
• Cough
• Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing
• Fatigue
• Muscle or body aches
• Headache
• New loss of taste or smell
• Sore throat
• Congestion or runny nose
• Nausea or vomiting
• Diarrhea

If you have symptoms, use this online interactive screening tool.

Learn more about what to do if you or your child are sick?

If you have recently been in close contact with someone known to have COVID-19, have been told by a healthcare provider you have been exposed, or have tested positive, call your school Attendance Office.

With any illness, we will ask that families work with the school nurses to determine the best course of action depending on symptoms.

Our focus is always the health and safety of our students, we will work closely with each family as we navigate through various medical concerns.

The school will not test students for COVID, but will work with families, local medical institutions, and public health officials to respond accordingly and support students.

This information can be found at www.health.state.mn.us.

Yes, Isanti County Health and MDH will guide families through situations like these.

Yes. Positive cases should be reported through the regular attendance channels. Please contact your student's school nurse if you have questions. - Update 11/11/20

Yes! If you have questions about Tier 1 Childcare please view the Tier 1 Information or call (763)689-6214.

Visitors to the school offices are by appointment only. The Education Services Center is open to walk-in visitors. - Updated 1/21/21

Yes! Donations can be dropped off at the Education Services Center (625A Main St N, Cambridge, MN 55008). Masks will be laundered before being distributed. We are taking donations for both child-size and adult-size masks.