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Roadmaps to Safely Reopening Elementary and Secondary Schools

Roadmaps to Safely Reopening Elementary and Secondary Schools

The U.S. Department of Education has released two handbooks to assist states, schools, and communities in safely reopening America's schools for in-person learning of students, including those with disabilities. Volume 1, Strategies for Safely Reopening Elementary and Secondary Schools, focuses on health and safety measures that schools can use to successfully implement the CDC's K-12 Operational Strategy guidelines. Volume 2, Roadmap to Reopening Safely and Meeting All Students' Needs, spotlights research-based strategies for addressing the social, emotional, mental-health, and academic impacts of the pandemic on students, educators, and staff.

To learn more about each volume, see the Table of Contents for both, and access the handbooks, come here.

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Stone Soup Group Forms, Tipsheets, Templates & Videos

Stone Soup Group

Stone Soup Group is the Alaska Parent Training and Information Center. Stone Soup Group provides a link to relevant community resources so that Alaskan children with disabilities and their families receive quality coordinated care and support. Their services are available statewide and most programs and services are no cost to families. When it comes to the world of special education services, families tend to get buried in mountains of paperwork. But sometimes it helps to see the forms so you know what to collect; or see a sample letter to guide you in what information needs to passed along. Stone Soup Group has created Forms, Tipsheets, Templates & Videos for families. Check them out!

Webinars

Webinar | Act Early Ambassadors 2021

In this 37-minute webinar, you'll learn about the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention's "Learn the Signs. Act Early." initiative, the work of the Act Early Ambassadors, and strategies and ideas for how Parent Centers can collaborate with the Ambassadors in their states.

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