Links for Remote Learning
Please consider becoming a volunteer for Wildwood Elementary School. If you would like to help in the classrooms or attend field trips, you must become a “registered" volunteer.
Follow the link below to fill out the volunteer application online.
Each school has enabled a Hot Line to assist students with Distance Learning Issues which include technical support. More information provided here
Please select this section to see details regarding new locations for breakfast and lunch pickup.
In a 4:45 p.m. conference call today just prior to the Governor’s 5:00 press conference, Chancellor Jacob Oliva announced that, as a part of the mitigation plan for COVID-19, no students will be back in class on prek-12 campuses through at least May 1st. This means that Sumter County Schools will begin distance learning this coming Monday, March 23, implementing the district’s Instructional Continuity Plan, and utilizing the work of classroom teachers this week to extend the plan through at least May 1st. Sumter is one of four districts beginning distance learning a week prior to the other districts because of its early spring break dates.
Sumter County Schools will be providing work at home packets that will help to maintain your Kindergarten through 5th grade students' assignments. Please plan to come by your child's school to pick up their work packets during the scheduled times, Wednesday, March 18th or Thursday, March 19th from 7:30 am to 12:30 pm. Students in grades 6-12 will be able to access all assignments through the Office portal using Teams / Class Notebook. All students should monitor their Remind accounts, as well as email if possible, for updates being sent by individual teachers. Additional information will be provided as soon as possible.
