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Succeeding During the Pandemic

This collection shows resources that will help SEAs, REAs, LEAs and schools succeed during the pandemic. It includes resources produced by the National Comprehensive Center’s Systemic Technical Assistance Team (STAT) to successfully meet the needs of students and educators during significant disruptions. This collection also includes information about how the pandemic shutdown will affect school district revenues and what the financial turmoil will mean for public education. The collection also includes a set of links to resources that have been curated by National Center staff to support SEAs, LEAs, and school administrators during the pandemic.

 

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Comprehensive Center Network Website

Welcome to the Comprehensive Center Network (CC Network)! The U.S. Department of Education awarded new five-year grants  to 19 Regional Comprehensive Centers and 1 National Comprehensive Center.  These 5-year grants will provide services to all fifty States, the District of Columbia, the Bureau of Indian Education, and U.S. Territories and outlying areas.  Here you can learn about the Centers, search information for all 20 Centers’ resources, and request technical assistance.                                                                                      
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New Resource Posted about Return to School

This toolkit is for the principal and the team the principal assembles to help everyone return to school, whatever that may look like. Suggested actions, recommended resources, quick tip sheets—the toolkit is a handy computer desktop companion for helping people with Change, Communication, Collaboration, and Care in the time of COVID. Click on the links below to view a short vlog that describes each section.

Open Returning to School: A Toolkit for Principals

Development                                   Change 

Communication                               Collaboration 

Care                                                    Testimony 

 
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New RC Websites Now Live!

Several Regional Centers have launched their websites, check them out below:  

Regional Center 1                                Regional Center 3 

Regional Center 5                                Regional Center 6                               

Regional Center 7                                Regional Center 9                               

Regional Center 16                              Regional Center 17

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New RC Twitter Accounts Now Live!

Several Regional Centers have set up accounts on social media, check them out below:

Regional Center 1                          Regional Center 5

Regional Center 7                          Regional Center 8

Regional Center 9                          Regional Center 12

Regional Center 16                        Regional Center 17

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