Resources for COVID-19 Response in Schools
Resources for Response to COVID-19
Schools play a critical role in helping to prevent and slow the spread of infectious diseases within communities and in ensuring that students and staff are able to function within safe, healthy environments.
Below we have compiled some of the latest resources and guidelines from various government and nongovernmental organizations to help school leaders, educators, staff, parents and caregivers to respond appropriately to COVID–19 (novel coronavirus) and support students’ needs.
For Schools and School Leaders
General Guidance
Centers for Disease Control
US Department of Education
National School Boards Association
National Association of School Psychologists
Student Protections
US Department of Education
US Department of Education
School Nutrition Programs
Food Research & Action Center
Food Research & Action Center
US Department of Agriculture
Cleaning and Disinfection
Centers for Disease Control
Healthy School Network
Opportunity Labs
American Enterprise Institute
Council of Chief State School Officers
For Parents and Caregivers
Centers for Disease Control
The National Child Traumatic Stress Network
Child Mind Institute
Children’s Mental and Emotional Health
Child Trends
National Association of School Psychologists/National Association of School Nurses
Centers for Disease Control
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
Children’s Physical Health and Other Activity Ideas
Action for Healthy Kids
Adventures in Familyhood
Storyline Online
Playworks
Cleaning and Disinfection
Centers for Disease Control
For Student Support Professionals
General Resources
National Association of School Psychologists
Mental Health Technology Transfer Center Network
Telehealth
Child Trends
American School Counselor Association
Center for Practice Innovations
Zero Suicide Institute
Mental Health Technology Transfer Center
For School Nurses
General Resources
National Association of School Nurses
National Association of School Nurses
For Teachers and Educators
General Resources
Center on PBIS
National Association of School Psychologists
Education Week
Education Week
Teaching Tolerance