Frequently Asked Questions on RTL Plan

August 6 Parent & Staff Update

Livonia Virtual Parent Information and Commitment Form

Livonia Virtual FAQ

VIDEO: Parent Guide to Livonia Virtual 

August 2 parent and staff update

July 31 Parent Update

Livonia Virtual - Parent Guide

July 27 Return to Learn Presentation for Board of Education

The Livonia Public Schools Board of Education will review and discuss the LPS Return to Learn recommendations formulated by the task force groups. 

This is a Committee Meeting and will be held VIRTUALLY at 6:00 p.m. on Monday, July 27. There will not be a vote during this meeting. The Board is expected to vote on the plans on Monday, August 3. 

To view the meeting live via Youtube, visit our Board Meeting webpage: https://www.livoniapublicschools.org/domain/173 on Monday, July 27, for the online link and instructions to submit audience communcation. 

LPS Return to Learn Update July 17

For the 2020-21 school year, the MHSAA and Livonia Public Schools pre-participation sports physical requirement will be waived for students in any grade who received a valid physical for sports during the 2019-20 school year (one completed on or after April 15, 2019).

This shall include incoming 9th grade students. These students and their parents/guardians will be required to complete the two-page MHSAA SPORTS HEALTH QUESTIONNAIRE found on MHSAA.com (and provided by the Athletic Administrator). These must be signed by the student and parent/guardian and kept on file in the school. 

Students who did not receive a sports physical in the 2019-20 school year or later must have a valid physical examination form on file in the Athletic Office. If a student is discovered to have participated without a valid physical or Health Questionnaire on file, the student shall not be eligible to participate until a valid physical or Health Questionnaire is on file. As a personal or family choice, a parent or guardian may still obtain a pre-participation sports physical for their child, even though they may have had one during the 2019-20 academic school year.

As an update to the extensive work being conducted by the LPS Return to Learn Task Force, each subcommittee on the task force has completed its reports for all aspects of having a safe return to school in the fall. 

The Task Force Steering Committee is now reviewing those recommendations throughout July. 

Each recommendation addresses three possible scenarios we may expect from the governor's office: Return to full in-person instruction with safety measures in place; return in a "hybrid model" with partial in-person and partial online remote learning; and the third scenario is fully online. 

We anticipate the governor to address the guideance for all districts at 3 p.m. on Tuesday, June 30. 

Thank you to all parents and staff who completed the survey. Please know that the survey input is being carefully analyzed by the work groups and steering committee. 

We anticipate another survey and focus groups as well, prior to the Board of Education making a decision on the plans in late July or early August. 

The district conducted a Return to Learn survey for parents and staff members through June 30. 

The response was outstanding. We appreciate everyone's input.