Moving completely to e-learning is not feasible in many rural districts. SREB instructional coaches collaborated with educators in our region and put together some tips we hope will help rural schools.
https://t.co/hRIzIcrGmO
#onlinelearning#virtuallearning
#schoolcounselors, join us for a webinar this Friday and learn how to navigate the changes to the college #admissions process due to the COVID-19 pandemic. https://t.co/D6OyLSVzqR
In the past 2 weeks, @srebeducation instructional coaches have been collaborating with educators in our region on e-learning. What SREB has learned about the challenges in rural schools, with some useful tips: https://t.co/PTsbWnBKNq @RuralTrust@nrea1@EdWriters@Rural_Schools
That stat about 15,000 Chromebooks being ordered for students is eye-opening. Lots of districts might see that and say: Wish we could afford it.
As I noted last week, by a few measures Loudoun County is the wealthiest county in the U.S. And kudos to Debbie for the coverage.
This is such an important survey for supts to take!
We need to understand the funding issues you are facing re school closures, so we can help ensure you get the federal $ you need & deserve. Take this survey today- PLEASE.
Strongly recommend school leaders tune into this informative webinar by SNA and USDA on how to best deal with school meal issues during COVID-19 closures.
Grandparents on child-care duty are threatened by the coronavirus - The Washington Post @capita_social @ehaspel @JoeWaters_GVL https://t.co/ymwqCD093q
An interesting point from a hospital CEO I talked to today:
His biggest concern about #COVIDー19 isn't supplies or space. It's staff — if his local schools close, then he's worried about losing a lot of his workers. He's thinking about setting up emergency, onsite childcare.
Gov. Tate Reeves, amid a global pandemic, declared a state of emergency on Saturday afternoon.
He has asked Mississippi churches to cancel services this weekend and asked that the state’s public schools extend their spring break by at least one week.
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In light of the recent news that the World Health Organization (WHO) has named the coronavirus (COVID-19) a pandemic and with growing efforts to prevent the spread of it, we have made the difficult decision to cancel the 2020 Rural College Access & Success Summit. #RuralSummit20