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Set which days are campus days and which are home days
A screen recording of Pearspark doing exactly this in a sample school, and the same 8 steps written out below in the labels you'll see on screen.
How to set which days are campus days and which are home days
- 1Click Settings under Administration in the sidebar, then open the "Academics" section
- 2Under "Days you meet", switch off every day students stay home (Tue, Thu, Fri) so only the campus days stay highlighted — attendance is expected on those days, and nobody is asked about the others; a class with its own weekly schedule keeps that schedule
- 3Click Save (each settings section saves on its own)
- 4Click Classes under Learning in the sidebar and open the hybrid class
- 5On the Weekly schedule card, click + Add time slot, tick the campus days (Mon, Wed), set the Start time and End time, and click Add slot — a class keeps its own weekly schedule, and the Planner reads it
- 6On the Lesson planner card, set "Families see" to "Home-day plans only (published weeks)" so families get the home days and campus plans stay private — unless Settings, Planner & families already sets it for every class, which locks the control
- 7Click Open the planner, then the right arrow for next week: the class's campus days show + Add, and every other weekday shows + Add home-day plan
- 8Click + Add home-day plan on a weekday — the new lesson opens with Where it happens already set to Home Day
Part of Lesson planning & Home Days
Plan the week in a drag-friendly grid, bump what slips, print the sub packet, and share plans with families — including checklist-driven Home Days for hybrid schools.
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