Distance Learning Program

Our campuses are closed, but our learning and community continues.

Students began participating in the School's distance learning program in March, the details of which can be found by division below. Please be sure to also check out some examples of virtual teaching and learning below. To learn more about other measures the School is taking for the safety and wellness of our community, please visit the Coronavirus Updates page.

"We can’t believe how fast and well the School has transitioned to distance learning... We know [Sophie] is being educated very well, but the most important things she will learn from this experience are adaptability, resolve, and perseverance — which her teachers are teaching by example." - Ann Huebner, Parent to Sophie W. '23

In this new format of learning, we remain committed to inspiring and preparing the next generation of exemplary citizens and visionary leaders. The goal of our distance learning program is to continue the learning and relationship building that takes place in our physical classrooms.

Thank you for your support during this time and always.

Distance Learning News

RSS Feeds

Class of 2020 Engages in Unique Week of Global Service

21st Century Citizenship Seminar Sees Virtual Alumni Visits

Featured Videos

2020 Collegiate Athlete Signing

And So it Goes

Field Day Penguin Race

FamilyFest Poetry Night

Robot Project with Ms. Wilkens

Faculty & Staff Meal Thank You

Residential Life Message

PE Class with Mr. Price

Digital Media Arts Video

Distance Learning by Division

Pre-School

Grades K - 4

Grades 5 - 8

Grades 5 - 8 will use a variety of tools for their online distance learning, including email for communication with peers and teachers, Veracross for class assignments, and Zoom for video conferences, including Community Lunches.

Teachers will plan at least one real-time class experience per week, as well as be available for regular Office Hours. Advisors will also do real-time check-ins each week.

Grades 5 - 8 Suggested Schedules

Upper School

During distance learning, Upper School students will follow a similar schedule to that of their on campus schedules. Students and faculty members are using Google Classroom and Zoom for assignments and virtual conferencing. Teachers have also set up virtual Office Hours to provide consistent availability to students.

Upper School students will participate in Community Meetings, Chapels, and forums virtually. As a resource for students and parents, College Counseling is creating a video library of information about the college process.

Students are encouraged to wear uniform tops, check-in to every class on time, and ask for assistance as needed. Absences due to illness should be reported to Jennifer Dawson at (434) 296-2430.

Upper School Schedule

International Students

What We're Teaching

LV Week 9

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Projectile Motion with Mr. Dodd

Sophomore Meeting: What Should I Be Doing Now?

Karate with Mr. Kent

Mummies with Ms. Bennett

Choosing a String Instrument with Ms. Hennessey

Our Community

Now more than ever, we lean on the community we've built and bonds we've formed on our campuses.

In line with our commitment to social distancing, our community remains connected via online channels. Virtual faculty lounges and after-school social hangouts have been created by teachers for teachers, and those who have or have always wanted to participate in the Renaissance Reader program also have an online home thanks to Mr. Taylor. Learning Village Librarian Sarah FitzHenry has created the #STABReadsAtHome campaign for those who would like to share what they are reading. Students have also taken the lead in creating multimedia reflections, Open Mic nights, and more.

Together, we are St. Anne's-Belfield School.

What Our Students Are Doing

Check out what are students are up to below and via our #STABReadsAtHome, Mrs. G's Weekly Challenges, Upper School Art, and #STABGauntlet2Greatness pages.