As we face this very difficult time in our country, community, and families, we strongly feel that our students, faculty, and staff will benefit from a more structured learning routine. Although remote learning cannot replace students’ experiences in school communities with their teachers, administrators, and support staff, our schools have been busy developing and crafting engaging learning opportunities for all students. Remote learning allows us all the opportunity to explore areas of teaching and learning outside of a traditional learning space and offers us ways to push our district into alternative, authentic, and creative spaces for new teaching and learning.