Cape Cod News editorial staff
Lower Cape Cod schools start right after Labor Day.
COVID no longer impacts daily operations, says Brewster's Eddy Elementary principal Steve Guditus. While it follows CDC protocols if student, teacher, or staff is sick, other than that the school is all-in with all in-person. However, the school has adapted some of the tools used remotely during the pandemic and is deploying them within in-person scenarios, for example connecting adult experts in a remote location with kids in the classroom.
As the school moved out of the COVID pandemic era, it adopted an acronym to summarize its philosophy and expectations. "Eddy READY" asks students and families to build a culture of Respect, Empathy, Accountability, Determination, and "Your-best." These underlie the core values and deep learning approach that the school hopes will mark the 2023-24 school year and become part of the post-pandemic school environment.
In many ways, this new school year reflect a return to pre-pandemic values. One strong initiative in Brewster involves actively inviting families, caregivers and members of the community to come into the school and be part of the learning experience - a marked change from the past several years.
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