COVID-19 Resources - April 27, 2020

Virginia Department of Education sent this bulletin at 04/27/2020 10:19 AM EDT

COVID-19 Resources - April 27, 2020

These are challenging times for everyone. Families of children with disabilities may currently be experiencing an additional layer of stress that others are not. Below, please find a short list of resources that may help you and your family through this period.

Resources for Families in Crisis from Project HOPE

Project HOPE - Virginia at The William and Mary School of Education has put together a resource guide for families who may find themselves in crisis as a result of COVID-19.

Click here for Resources for Families in Crisis.

FREE Online Webinar - Supporting Struggling Readers

Please plan to attend Supporting Struggling Readers, an online webinar presented by The William & Mary School of Education on Wednesday, April 29, 2020 at 2pm. This webinar is intended for parents of students in kindergarten through eighth grade who are struggling with or are below grade level in reading. Join our panel of experts and bring your questions! An open Q&A session will follow.

Click here to register for Supporting Struggling Readers.

Keeping your Distance to Stay Safe

It can be difficult to feel connected to others while social distancing. The American Psychological Association has created a guide to help us cope while keeping our families and ourselves safe.

Click here for a guide to Keeping your Distance to Stay Safe.

This service is provided to you at no charge by the VDOE Department of Special Education and Student Services. Visit Special Education Resources for Parents for additional information provided by the VDOE.

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