Return to Learning

Yes. We welcome new students and now offer online registration to limit in-person interaction. You may apply online by visiting our Registration page. Please feel free to contact your child’s school for additional information. We are happy that you have chosen Yuma School District One for your child’s education. We are committed to providing an engaging, equitable, and supportive learning environment for every student.

For the hybrid five-day learning track, students will learn in their classroom with their teacher two days per week. However, rather than working remotely from home for three days, they will work from a location on the school campus for these three days in a remote fashion. A District One staff member,  such as a paraprofessional, will always supervise students. The supervising staff member will not provide instruction but will be available to provide support to students as they complete their work. This model is mostly intended for families concerned about childcare, thus, parents will be confident their children are completing their schoolwork in a safe environment five days per week.

All District One schools will follow this year’s adjusted learning schedule:

Yes. Please feel free to reach out directly to your child's school. School phone numbers are available on the Our Schools page.

Yes. District One is providing parents with all four options when in-person learning resumes.

Yes. District One recognizes the unique needs of students and the increased health risks that may be present. We are strategically planning schedules, class rotations, and limiting person-to-person interactions. Additionally, when possible, select staff will wear additional personal protective equipment (PPE), take additional precautions, and increase cleaning procedures in these classrooms. Good hygiene practices are also essential to protecting the health and safety of students and staff. District One will implement new daily routines, post signs, and share educational materials to help remind students and staff about the importance of handwashing and other good hygiene habits.

Yes. Our child nutrition team is fully prepared to continue meal service to District One students. Grab ‘n Go meal service is now available. Please contact your child’s school for times, pick up procedures, and important additional guidelines.

Yes. For more than seven years, Yuma School District One has successfully operated our digital learning academy for complete online learning, accredited by the Arizona Department of Education. The digital learning academy is an online homeschooling program in which students can work at their own pace while receiving guidance from dedicated online instructors. This team of online educators received specialized training to ensure a meaningful, rigorous online learning experience.

To learn more about Yuma School District One’s Digital Learning Academy, please contact Rindy Ward by email.

The health and safety of students and staff is our top priority. District One has done extensive research to ensure that new routines are in place and new sanitizing equipment and supplies were purchased. These new procedures include, but are not limited to:

• The purchase of electrostatic sanitizers for efficient, effective sanitizing of facilities and classrooms.
• The purchase of touchless hand sanitizer stations installed in high traffic areas at each school.
• The purchase of plexiglass partitions for locations in which social distancing cannot be applied.
• Limiting nonessential visitors and volunteers at school.
• Requirement of staff to complete daily health screenings. Request that parents conduct daily, at-home health screenings of students.
• Development of signs and routines to educate and reinforce the importance of good hygiene habits among students and staff.

For up-to-date information, District One recommends visiting our website and/or our social media pages (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter). District One works hard to ensure that messages reach all families. We routinely send emails, text messages, and post to social media and our website. Also, schools will use Class DoJo and Jabber to share messages. To ensure you continue to receive these messages, please contact your school secretary if your contact information changes.

For questions or concerns, or if you have not received previous messages, please email us.