Back to school

Survey - Face to Face or E-learning

Let us know if your student will be returning to PJPII for face-to-face instruction or e-learning by completing the survey here. 

School Re-opening plan

Dr. Jim Rigg School Opening Video 

A Planning Framework for the 2020/21 School Year (English | Español)
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School Reopening Plan FAQ (English)

Director of Social Emotional Learning Yesenia Maldonado Video

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e-learning updates

1. How will classes look in the following school year?
Pope John Paul II is prepared to offer small class sizes along with desks spaced 6 feet apart to further ensure the safety of our students.

2. Can I opt to have my child do remote learning?
Yes. You may choose to elect to do remote learning. Parents must commit to remote learning by trimesters. Ex: If you opt to do remote learning you must sign off to participate for the entire trimester. You may change once a new trimester begins.

3. Will PJP II teachers be teaching the remote learning option?
No. The Archdiocese has chosen Catapult to host online learning. They will be responsible for teaching, grading, and assessing. They will also enter grades into PowerSchool. If parents opt for remote learning, they will have the option of communicating with the Catapult teacher directly.
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4. Will students that opt for remote learning interact with students in their PJP II classroom?
Students learning remotely will still receive Religion instruction from a PJP II teacher.