Hopkins School is dedicated to working together with public health experts and our state to maintain a quality Hopkins educational experience while keeping our community healthy. First, we must acknowledge the many uncertainties we still face as the pandemic continues to unfold. As its status continues to evolve daily, so does our understanding of the virus and its implications for operating a school. In response to this ever-changing landscape, we have designed a strategy to pivot between three learning models as public health guidelines and recommendations shift:

Following several months of extensive research and work conducted by our Faculty and Staff COVID-19 Response Task Forces and a Trustee Task Force, we have begun the 2020-2021 school year in the HYBRID LEARNING MODEL. This model combines best practices from virtual and in-person instruction to create robust teaching and learning experiences in both environments. To achieve the same quality of education that defines Hopkins School, we have made significant upgrades to our facilities, technology infrastructure and sanitization protocols to support this model.

Click the links below to learn more about our Keeping Hopkins Healthy Plan, and how the Hybrid Learning Model will enhance community, reestablish connections and advance our teaching and learning, while adhering to safety protocols.