hool Mental Health: Presents resources that offer general information about the coronavirus (signs and symptoms, official national and international updates); that can support schools in educating students effectively while protecting their health and emotional wellbeing; and that can serve parents and caregivers by informing their support for young children and youth as they weather the crisis and the many transitions it is causing.
Succeeding During the Pandemic (Comprehensive Center Network): Provides a repository for educational resources related to COVID-19 to help state, regional and local education agencies (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 meet the needs of students and educators during significant disruptions. It also includes information about how the pandemic is affecting school district revenues, and what related financial turmoil might mean for public education. The collection also includes a set of links to resources that have been curated by National Center staff to support continuity of learning during the pandemic.
School Social Workers Association of America [SSWAA] Resources: Offers eight resources developed by SSWAA, and more than 40 additional, external resources curated by the organization to address COVID-19-related challenges.
National Council for Behavioral Health
Resources and Tools for Addressing Coronavirus (COVID 19): Offers curated information resources for the general public, and for behavioral health organizations, focusing on understanding, mitigating and addressing behavioral health impacts of the pandemic on individuals, families and organizations.
REMS TA Center
Coronavirus Disease 2019, COVID-19: Presents free products and resources to support education agencies in their infectious disease planning efforts. Accesses training packages, publications, online courses, tabletop exercises and more on our new COVID-19 Resources Page. "Resources developed or shared by the REMS TA Center with COVID-19-related information may in part or whole become obsolete, due to changing circumstances. We will maintain this page and the currency of information as much as possible. Any and all information or recommendations are superseded by what is provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. For the most up-to-date information, we encourage you to regularly visit https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/."