Resources & Tools: COVID-19
Our nation is facing an unprecedented public health crisis. With the outbreak of COVID-19, parents are navigating their new normal with children at home, jobs to keep, and serious concerns about nutrition and medical care. At the same time, educators are wondering how to connect with and reach all of their students from a distance.
Every student deserves access to educational opportunities — even if that means virtual education during this pandemic. And if educators are expected to innovate and act nimbly during these unprecedented times, we must provide the resources schools and districts so desperately need to effectively design those learning opportunities and educate all students.
NCLD and its community of parents, educators, and advocates will work together to navigate this new reality as safely as possible. To that end, we will continue to update this webpage to be a resource to our community.
Parent Resources
Parent Resources
Learn more about what you can do as a parent to support your child during the COVID-19 crisis. Learn More.
Young Adult Resources
Young Adult Resources
From college transitions to workforce issues, learn how you can continue to succeed during the COVID-19 crisis. Learn More.
Educator Resources
Educator Resources
Learn more about what you can do as an educator to support students with disabilities during the COVID-19 crisis. Learn More.
Legislative Updates
Legislative Updates
Find out the latest news from Washington, D.C.. Learn More.
NCLD Parent Advocacy Toolkit
NCLD Parent Advocacy Toolkit
NCLD created a toolkit to help parents advocate for equity as school districts develop reopening plans for the 2020-2021 school year. This toolkit can help advocates speak up for students with learning and attention issues during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. Read here.
Educating All Learners Alliance
Educating All Learners Alliance
NCLD is a proud founding partner of the newly launched Educating All Learners Alliance, a resource hub aimed at helping educators reach all students during the #COVID19 pandemic. Learn more.
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