Please let us know how we can support you or what questions you have during this time.

We will provide virtual offerings to ensure educators have access to high-quality professional development in the safety of your own home.

The following requirements apply to graduation and end-of-year promotion ceremonies to be conducted in May 2020 and thereafter. As the public health situation changes, these guidelines may be modified.

Clearhope Counseling & Wellness

The online application for the Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT) is now open for eligible families.

Click here for a list of approved trauma-informed and grief-informed trainings, frameworks, interventions, and supplemental programs. Intended audiences and resource type definitions are also listed below.

We hope to provide you practical tools that everyone can use personally or educationally to improve mental health and increase resiliency regardless of the situations they are dealing with.

Coping strategies are techniques that help reduce negative feelings when someone is feeling under stress. Practicing coping strategies can help kids and young adults learn how to manage their emotions in a positive way.

As a district leader, share these low-lift activities and strategies with educators in your district to help them better connect with students and families while school buildings are closed.

This recent information from the US Department of Education has some helpful guidance on emergency exceptions to FERPA.

As a service to students and families, NACAC is providing this online tool as a central resource for information about changes in college admission events, deposit dates, and more as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.

Here are 15 things adults can do to talk to kids about Coronavirus and help them manage these big worries they might be holding on to right now. (Prevention and Responsive Strategies)

Access downloadable strategies to send home while school is closed, professional development for you, blog posts to support your learning, and a Parent Portal with other resources families can access during this transitional time.

Download a social and emotional learning activity for parents to get started building SEL skills with their child today!

As we continue to shelter- in-place with our families conflicts are bound to arise. Here are some tips to help you and your child work through conflict.

Provides strategies to help adults talk with children and young adults about COVID- 19 while offering guidance on how to prevent emotional problems and improve children’s long-term abilities to successfully manage and cope with life’s challenges.

Taproot Learning has provided a set of resources for educators that will be available on their website to pass on to students and parents. These activities are self-driven and easy to understand.