Greater Miami
News and Announcements
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Important Parent Survey (3/13/2020)
Good morning BPA Greater Miami Parents: In preparation of possible school closures, please take a moment to click on the link below to complete the survey regarding technology in your house. Please contact the school at 786.477.4372 if you have any questions. |
Istation Support (3/19/2020)
Please refer to the Istation link below for information on how to download the Istation program to your devices. Also, it is EXTREMELY important that you choose the correct SCHOOL DOMAIN which is BridgePrep Academy of Greater Miami in order for your login to work. For further assistance, you could also contact 1-866-883-READ. https://www.istation.com/Support |
Update on School Closures (3/18/2020)
Per Governor De Santis: All Florida schools are to remained closed until April 15th, 2020, at which time a decision to reopen will be evaluated. Remote learning will be taking place, please be sure you check your emails, our school website, and ClassDojo for more information. #BridgePrepAcademy #BridgePrepBulldogs #COVID19SchoolClosures |
Remote Learning Starts Today! (3/16/2020)
In an effort to help our parents and students, we've included a schedule to help you allocate time for each subject area each day. Our teachers will be available to help students through this process DAILY. Please feel free to message teachers with your concerns. We are in this together. It takes a village to raise a child! #BridgeprepAcademy #RemoteLearning |
FREE Breakfast and Lunch Services (3/16/2020)
Todas las escuelas estaran dando comidas para desayuno y almuerzo gratis entres las 9:00 AM a 12:30 PM de lunes a viernes esta semana. ESTUDIANTES DE ESCUELA CHARTERS tambien podran participar al ir a su designada escuela publica de su area. |
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How to create your child's account for remote learning (3/14/2020)
We want to thank Bridgeprep Academy of North Miami Campus for creating a step-by-step video on how to create your child's account for online learning. We hope this helps. Please reach out to your teachers for further assistance if needed. We thank you all for your cooperation! #BridgeprepAcademy #BPAFamily #RemoteLearning |
Attention Families! Preparing Your Child for Distance Learning (3/14/2020)
Please follow the simple steps below to prepare your child to continue learning at home. These are steps that you can DO RIGHT NOW. **Complete the online Mobile Device Needs Survey located on our school website https://bagreatermiami.bridgeprepacademy.com/. **Make sure you review your child's teacher's classroom on our school website as well as Class Dojo for information on class assignments and how they intend to provide distant learning. #BridgeprepAcademy #SafetyFirstBPA # RemoteLearning |
School Closure (3/13/2020)
In an abundance of caution and after careful consideration, BridgePrep Academy will be closed beginning Monday, March 16th, 2020. Our students, teachers, staff, administrators and community are our number one priority. #BridgePrepAcademyGreaterMiami #BridgePrepBulldogs #SchoolIsClosed |
Remote Learning Plan (3/13/2020)
As we continue to follow MDCPS protocols, attached you will find the Remote Learning Plan should we need to close school. This is being sent to ensure every one is prepared for continued learning should schools be closed. We will keep you informed, but it is important that you monitor the news and MDCPS procedures. |
Coronavirus (3/4/2020)
Dear Parents, BridgePrep Academy is monitoring the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) warnings regarding the Coronavirus and will be in contact with parents in the unlikely event that the school community is affected. Attached you will find a Fact Sheet from the CDC regarding the Coronavirus. This sheet contains information on how to protect yourself and your children, and how to treat them in the event of contracting it. As always, to prevent widespread communicable illnesses in the school, we recommend that your child stay home from school if he or she is experiencing flu or cold symptoms. Colds and most viral illnesses are the most contagious during the first 48 hours. A student who has a fever should remain at home until “fever free” for a minimum of 24 hours without the need for over the counter medicines, as this only masks symptoms. A student who has started antibiotics needs to be on the medication for 48 hours before considered non-contagious and able to return to school with a doctors note stating that the child is no longer contagious. Remember that keeping a sick child at home will help minimize the spread of infections and viruses in the classroom. |
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