Collaborating with Cissy White of ACEs Connection has been one of the highlights of my work as a school nurse. Join us on Tuesday, August 4th, at 3 pm ET, for the next ‘A Better Normal’ community conversation. A Better Normal is an on-going series of webinars that envision a trauma-responsive world beyond COVID19. Sign up early, there is seating for 100 participants!
Here are the details retrieved from http://www.acesconnection.com:
Parents and students are living with a lot of uncertainty about what schooling for our kids will look like come fall. Many of us do not yet know if our schools will open full-time, part-time, or via a hybrid model. We don’t know if schools will stay open should a second COVID-19 wave hit, or what our plans and options are for our kids regardless of what our school, district, or state decides.
Families are under considerable stress at work and at home and continue to live with continual uncertainty. Depending on the age/s of our child/ren, we may also have questions about daycare, childcare, access to food and technology, as well as concerns about balancing our own work, health, bills, and home life responsibilities.
Please join our special guest, school nurse, writer, blogger, and public speaker, Robin Cogan, MEd, RN, NCSN for a discussion about the pandemic as it relates to safety, health, and back-to-school (or not) plans. This conversation is geared towards parents and families.
This conversation is a part of our A Better Normal series. It will be hosted by Parenting with ACEs Community Manager, @Cissy White (ACEs Connection Staff), (me), and facilitated by @Alison Cebulla (ACEs Connection Staff), the Northeast Region Community Facilitator. We are thrilled Robin Cogan has made time to be with us. Our forum will allow parents, families, and attendees to share questions, concerns, and resources.
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Register here to join this one-hour event.
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Tuesday, August 4th at 12 p.m. PST / 3p.m. EST
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TOPICS TO BE DISCUSSED:
- Preparing ourselves and our students for all possible fall and winter plans;
- Guidance from the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) and the World Health Organization (WHO), and the National Association of School Nurses (NASN) about safely returning (or not) to school in-person, virtually, or via a hybrid model;
- Understanding the needs of students, families, staff, and communities;
- Addressing the physical, social, financial, emotional, and academic health of students, staff, families, and communities and disparities.
