Black Lives Matter "Centinela Valley Secondary Teachers Association (CVSTA) recognizes and acknowledges the pain, trauma, collective mourning, and grief both educators and students are facing given the blatant disregard for Black lives in our country."
Every day is a good day to fight for racial justice. Saying Black Lives Matter isn’t enough: we need to actively show it in our work toward anti-racism on a personal, structural and institutional level. We are grieving and we are outraged. Together, we must continue the call for justice and to hold powerful people, organizations and each other, accountable. Join us to commit to anti-racism work every day. Black Lives Matter
“Preparing for Infectious Disease: Department of Education Recommendations To Ensure The Continuity Of Teaching And Learning For Schools (K‐12) During Extended Student Absence Or School Dismissal” (Has Solid Pragmatic Suggestions):
Report on the Stakeholder Forum on Elementary and Secondary Online Learning and Students with Disabilities Skip Stahl, Scott Rank, Bill East, Mary Rice, and Daryl Mellard Center on Online Learning and Students with Disabilities Report from September 15 and 16, 2016 Forum US Department of Education Office of Special Education Programs Washington DC March 1, 2017:
Burdette, Paula & Greer, Diana (2014). Online learning and students with disabilities: Parent Perspectives. Journal of Interactive Online Learning, (13)2, 67-88:
SOURCE Smith, Burdette, Cheatham, & Harvey (2016). Parental role and support for online learning of students with disabilities: A paradigm shift. Journal of Special Education Technology. SOURCE and LINK State Policies and Guidance (State Scans):
The Readiness Emergency Management for Schools (REMS) Technical Assistance (TA) Center website, https://rems.ed.gov/Resources_Hazards_Threats_Biological_Hazards.aspx, has useful information, resources, trainings, and tools for addressing infectious diseases, related topics, and protecting the school community.