Reopening Town Hall: Suzuki Program
FREE - RSVP
August 3, 2020 – 8:00 PM
We are hosting a series of town halls to give you more insight into this decision, and how we envision resuming in-person classes. For those unable to join us at a town hall, we will circulate presentation materials to help everyone understand the unique challenges and virtues of reopening our building.
Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85663224681
Description
BKCM staff and faculty have been working diligently throughout the summer to develop building reopening plans and protocols. We are excited to begin the new school year with you.
After much internal discussion, and with the direct feedback of nearly 300 households and 90 staff and faculty from our reopening survey, BKCM has decided to open on a fully remote basis for the month of September.
- Share more about our decision-making process on building opening plans
- Share key findings from our reopening survey
- Discuss how we envision running in person, on site instruction once we resume teaching in the building
- Discuss our thinking on safety & health protocols
- Discuss plans for Suzuki specific concerns
If you are unsure about the status of your lesson or class, feel free to reach out to our registration desk, or your respective program director. Our administrative staff and program directors will be communicating regularly over the coming weeks.
At every decision point, the health and safety of our large and diverse community of students, families, staff and faculty will be the paramount consideration. In person, remote, or both, as the case will undoubtedly be this year, BKCM remains committed to ensuring the excellence and continuity of music education and music therapy.
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