Winter onset: Some schools switch to distance learning

Some schools have decided to suspend local classes, which were already limited due to the Corona pandemic, because of the weather.




8 February 2021 by Ann-Katrin Heimbuchner

The State Education Authority Fritzlar, which is also responsible for Waldeck-Frankenberg, recommends making use of the possibility to educate all pupils - including those in the final years - in distance learning during the next two days, possibly also until the end of this week. The district of Waldeck-Frankenberg has been notified of the following information from some schools in Waldeck-Frankenberg. The list does not claim to be complete.


Bad Arolsen


Heinrich Lüttecke School Bad Arolsen

  • will be closed from 8 to 12 February for face-to-face classes
  • Pupils are trained in distance learning


Kaulbach School Bad Arolsen

  • remains closed until 12 February for face-to-face teaching
  • Pupils of the final years H9, H10 and R10 are trained in distance learning via the "Teams" learning platform

Korbach

Vocational schools Korbach and Bad Arolsen

  • remains closed until 13 February for face-to-face teaching
  • Pupils - including those in the final years - are trained in distance learning
  • As of 15 February, the current face-to-face classes for students in final years will continue.


Louis Peter School

  • remains closed until 12 February for face-to-face teaching
  • it is taught at a distance
  • Care will be suspended up to and including Wednesday in consultation with the parents who have registered their children and will be offered again as of 11 February


Willingen


Upland School Willingen

  • Classes H9, R10, IKL and Q4 will be taught face-to-face from 9 February.
  • Emergency care for classes 1 to 6 for registered pupils is in place
  • Information is also available at www.uplandschule.de


Diemelsee


Adorf Secondary School

  • remains closed until 12 February for face-to-face teaching
  • Lessons take place as distance learning
  • Emergency care for children in years 1 to 6 is in place


Gemünden (Wohra)

Cornelia Spark School Gemünden

  • remains closed until 12 February for face-to-face teaching
  • Emergency care for classes 1 to 6 takes place


Frankenberg (Eder)


Hans Viessmann School Frankenberg

  • remains closed until 13 February for face-to-face teaching
  • Lessons take place as distance learning


Friedrich Trost School Frankenberg

  • remains closed until 12 February for face-to-face teaching
  • Lessons take place as distance learning


Burgwald School Frankenberg

  • remains closed until 11 February for face-to-face teaching
  • Lessons take place as distance learning


Ortenberg School Frankenberg

  • remains closed until 12 February for face-to-face teaching
  • Lessons take place as distance learning
  • Emergency care is provided for children who cannot be cared for at home under any circumstances.
  • The R10 project exams will be postponed by one week to Monday, 15 February and Tuesday, 16 February. On these exam days, the R10 will have no lessons.


Bad Wildungen


Hans Viessmann School Bad Wildungen

  • remains closed until 13 February for face-to-face teaching
  • Lessons take place as distance learning


Auenberg School Bad Wildungen

  • remains closed until 12 February for face-to-face teaching
  • Lessons take place as distance learning


Ensemble School

  • is expected to remain closed for face-to-face teaching until 12 February
  • Lessons take place as distance learning


Waldeck


Sachsenhausen Secondary School

  • remains closed until 12 February for face-to-face teaching
  • Lessons take place as distance learning
  • Emergency care for classes 1 to 6 is only possible in extreme use and by appointment


Vöhl


Lake Edersee School Herzhausen


Henkel School Vöhl

  • Classes will be held primarily as distance learning until 12 February
  • Emergency care is in place; registered pupils are cared for


Allendorf (Eder)


School on the Goldberg Allendorf

  • Emergency care will remain open on 9 and 10 February; guardians should assess the weather situation themselves and, if necessary, deregister their child from emergency care by telephone.


Edertal


Primary school Edertal

  • asks that pupils be supervised at home during this week if possible
  • Emergency care is offered; please register for this via the secretary's office.


Comprehensive school Edertal

  • remains closed for face-to-face teaching until 12 February
  • Lessons take place as distance learning


Haina (monastery)


Primary school Hohes Lohr

  • remains closed until 12 February for face-to-face teaching
  • Emergency care is offered in case of acute need (proof of employer required)


Lichtenfels


Goddelsheim Secondary School

  • remains closed until 12 February for face-to-face teaching
  • Learning groups remain in distance learning
  • There is no urgent need for childcare, therefore there is no childcare in years 1-6.


Volkmarsen


Kugelsburg School Volkmarsen

  • remains closed until 12 February for face-to-face teaching
  • Teaching takes place - also for the final years - as distance teaching