Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Education News Roundup

A collection of the latest K-12 news and resources for April 5, 2020

K-12 Product Support for Remote Learning:

Our Support for Remote Learning page provides a collection of resources that will help you navigate and refamiliarize yourself with our digital products.

Program support for Out-of-School Learning:

Remote & Distance Learning Support | McGraw-Hill

NEW Program support for Community & Parents:

Community Support for At-Home Learning | McGraw-Hill

State-by-State Map of School-Building Closures

Updated daily during the week and once during the weekends:

Map: Coronavirus and School Closures

Education News Roundup for 3/30–4/5:

The Beat Goes On: High School Choirs Improvise In The Age Of Coronavirus

4th grader sews masks for health care workers battling coronavirus pandemic in Boston community

Flexibility and Collaboration, Not Waivers, Will Make Remote Learning More Equitable - EdSurge News

'We're all stressed out': Parenting in a pandemic puts additional stress on families, children

Did you know online learning can lead to equity?

The 3 Biggest Remote Teaching Concerns We Need to Solve Now - EdSurge News

Teachers Spring Into Action to Help Medical Workers During Coronavirus Pandemic

For Schools Serving as Emergency Childcare Centers, Costs Are Escalating

5 facts about the state of teaching

What Students Are Doing Is Remote Learning, Not Online Learning. There's a Difference. - EdSurge…

California PBS “At-HomeLearning” Model

CARES Act K-12 Funds Need To Reach States, But Not Without Some Transparency

Smartphones can't fill online learning access gap

How school leaders build equity in online learning

7 keys to effective online learning

9 Out Of 10 Children Are Out Of School Worldwide. What Now?

As Schools Tackle Coronavirus Pause, Don't Forget Career And Technical Education Students.

Remote Learning Could Be A Good Time For A Capstone Project

Dos and don'ts for using informational texts with young learners

Parents of kids with disabilities worry quarantine will mean regression

Wide Open School organizes free educational resources to help parents and teachers homeschool

Teachers strategize to keep English learners engaged during COVID-19 crisis

What Will It Take For Schools To Reopen?

Resources & Support:

COVID-19 Response

Resources: Learning in the Time of COVID-19

225+ Amazing Websites For Kids Learning at Home

Register with First Book

Eleven Remote Learning Resources for English Learners

35 Cool Ways to Use Plastic Easter Eggs For Learning

How to Survive Teaching Online With Kids at Home

30+ Virtual Learning Platforms and Tools for Teachers and Kids

Please check our previous round-ups for additional resources:

Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Education News Roundup

Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Education News Roundup

Upcoming Webinars:

[Webinar Series] EDUCATING THROUGH COVID-19: Addressing The Widespread Impact of Coronavirus on Schools

Understanding the Impact of Coronavirus on K-12 Education [Webinar Series]

Social-Emotional Learning: Making It Work When Schools Are Open or Closed-An Education Week Online…

A Day in the Life of an Online High School Educator

Coronavirus Map Tracking:

Coronavirus Map: Tracking the Global Outbreak

COVID-19 Map

Follow #COVID19edu and #RemoteLearning to keep up-to-date with announcements regarding COVID-19.

In case you missed it, see the latest blogs we published in the past week:

Five Considerations for Creating Learning Spaces at Home

Why Now is the Best Time to Promote Ownership, Autonomy, and Independence in Children

Eleven Remote Learning Resources for English Learners