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Hi Abigail,

I absolutely think that would be a good idea. While it will take a little extra up-front time, I think it will save you lots of time and stress in the long run. As we have seen last Spring and now in July/August, situations and plans can and do change rapidly forcing us to be flexible and prepared. Taking the time to make a plan will ensure that you are able to continue providing services to students and families seamlessly in every situation. Great idea!

In this ever changing climate of living with Covid in our communities, would it be beneficial to create 3 program plans? A plan for completely virtual, hybrid, and full on in-person? I know this creates more work, BUT I was wondering if this could be beneficial/helpful for the planning process. Things can change in an instant and this way there could be a seamless transition if something changes within the schools. Thanks!