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School Day Step-By-Step Instructions
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Morning Announcements 🐾 9:15am
Good Morning, Lathrop!
We'll use this section of the website to link our Morning Announcement videos. If you miss a day, no worries! We'll have a playlist of videos on our YouTube Channel.
Videos go live at 9:15am each Tuesday and Thursday morning.🐾 No Morning Meeting for October 29th, 2020 - Parent Teacher Conferences
🐾 GML October 26. 2020 (Ep. 26) TikTok Tuesday!
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Click the image below to be directed to the interactive Postsecondary Google Slides Presentation.
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Click the image below for eLearning Resources.
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Uploading Photos to the 20/21 Yearbook
This is the link to the yearbook site for purchasing a yearbook and the community upload for the Lathrop community to share photo with the Lathrop yearbook. The Lathrop yearbook needs photos from students and family for possible inclusion in the 2021 yearbook. Remote learning photos, summer photos, with your pet, playing your favorite video game, sports events...
Click the image belowThe access code is Lathrop and is case sensitive.
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Class of 2021: Your Graduation date is Wednesday, May 12, 2021 at 7pm. Currently scheduled to be held at the Carlson Center.
Click the image below to order your Graduation materials through Herff Jones
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All underlined and blue text below are clickable hyperlinks
Lathrop's Building Hours are 7:30am - 3:30pm. Effective August 20, 2020.
Fairbanks North Star Borough schools will start with fully-remote learning on August 20th. The School Board will re-assess school readiness and safety every two weeks. For the most updated information, please visit the FNSBSD's School Start Web Page. -
Please Note:
Schools will have smaller class capacities with social distancing requirements this year. Due to these constraints, schools won’t be able to provide enrollment information as early as they have in the past, and possibly not until after the first day of school. Priority access for part-time enrollment will be given to FNSBSD BEST students first and then schools will evaluate for students who attend other homeschool programs.
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Out-Of-Attendance Area Application and Information
At this time, Lathrop cannot accept new OAA (Out-Of-Attendance Area) students. By clicking this link to the FNSBSD's Out-Of-Attendance Area Information Page, you may apply for the waitlist.
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District Mobile App Discontinued | July 21, 2020
The Fairbanks North Star Borough School District is discontinuing its mobile app due to declining use and limited resources. The app will no longer work after July 31, 2020. However, families can still use the PowerSchool app, School Cafe app, and the district website to access information. The school district will continue to prioritize making the district and school website mobile friendly and communicating through its other channels, including text, email, phone calls, and social media.
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Spring 20202020 Evening of Excellence Video Link
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District News & Notes | October 8, 2020
At the October 6 meeting, the board of education voted to begin in-person school at all our high schools when we are in the Yellow Operational Zone.
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School Board Action Report | October 7, 2020
The School Board Regular Meeting began on Tuesday, October 6 at 6:00pm via Teleconference.
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District News & Notes | September 18, 2020
Hello School District Family, At their September 15 regular meeting, the Board of Education passed a motion to begin in-person school for elementary and K-8 students on October 5, 2020. The Board also passed a motion to begin in-person school for middle schools on October 19, which is the start of the second quarter.
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School Board Action Report | September 15, 2020
The School Board Regular Meeting began on Tuesday, September 15 at 6:00pm via Teleconference.
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District News & Notes | September 3, 2020
Hello School District Family, On Wednesday, September 2nd, the Board of Education voted to “provide in-school learning supports for students identified by Student Support Services and Special Education according to the phase-in plans developed by those departments.” Special Education Student Education teams are convening to review individual student education plans (IEP) and identify the extent to which individual students with disabilities may require more access to in-person learning opportunities than their peers. The nature or severity of disability for some of our special education students may make it uniquely difficult for them to fully benefit from these remote educational opportunities and address their overall learning and developmental needs.
