Instructional models of LI schools
Hundreds of Long Island public schools have adopted a hybrid teaching model for the 2020-21 school year, making it the most popular instructional format by a considerable margin, according to state Education Department data.
A review of 611 schools across 114 districts reveals that 375 schools, or 61%, are using the format. More than a third — 210 — are holding in-person classes and another 26 are teaching completely remotely.
Mode of teaching aside, districts across the Island gave families the option to keep their children at home under a remote-only model.
See the chart and table below for more information. Read more about instructional models at LI schools during the coronavirus pandemic here.
| District | School | Model |
|---|---|---|
| District WILLIAM FLOYD UFSD | School NATHANIEL WOODHULL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL | Model Hybrid |
| District WILLIAM FLOYD UFSD | School TANGIER SMITH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL | Model Hybrid |
| District WILLIAM FLOYD UFSD | School WILLIAM FLOYD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL | Model Hybrid |
| District WILLIAM FLOYD UFSD | School WILLIAM FLOYD HIGH SCHOOL | Model Hybrid |
| District WILLIAM FLOYD UFSD | School WILLIAM FLOYD LEARNING CENTER | Model Hybrid |
| District WILLIAM FLOYD UFSD | School WILLIAM FLOYD MIDDLE SCHOOL | Model Hybrid |
| District WILLIAM FLOYD UFSD | School WILLIAM PACA MIDDLE SCHOOL | Model Hybrid |
| District WYANDANCH UFSD | School LA FRANCIS HARDIMAN ELEMENTARY SCH | Model Hybrid |
| District WYANDANCH UFSD | School MARTIN LUTHER KING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL | Model Hybrid |
| District WYANDANCH UFSD | School MILTON L OLIVE MIDDLE SCHOOL | Model Hybrid |
| District WYANDANCH UFSD | School WYANDANCH MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL | Model Hybrid |
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