Edgewood Independent School District is getting ready to welcome additional students back for in-person learning on Monday as part of its third phase. Students who will be attending in-person learning previously selected the on-campus learning option on the Back-to-School Commitment Form that went out over the summer. The other model we have is an on-campus model. First day of in-person learning for high-risk students, including students with specialized needs, English Language Learners, and students without access to reliable WiFi. More students allowed to return to on-campus learning, including students whose families selected the on-campus learning option on the Back-to-School Commitment Form that went out over the Summer and closed Sept. 25.

Here’s why we ask: 3- and 4-year-olds in pre-K can go back to in-person instruction starting Oct. 12 if they’re in the Edgewood Independent School District. Edgewood ISD Pre-K students can enjoy programs that include dual language, outdoor learning and social-emotional learning to help nurture children’s minds. Edgewood ISD is committed to providing its students with a next-level education that best fits their diverse skills, the district said. Edgewood ISD is accepting applications for the 2020-21 academic year. As the district is an open-boundary school district, all students from Bexar County can apply to an Edgewood School of Innovation.

Over the past six months, Edgewood ISD has adapted -- and plans to offer education, technology, meals and other resources to the community. The first eight weeks of school within the district will be remote learning, all held online. “All of our students do receive devices for their online learning,” Calderon-Lugo said. Edgewood ISD is accepting applications for the 2020-21 academic year. As the district is an open-boundary school district, all students from Bexar County can apply to an Edgewood School of Innovation.