Weekend Recap: 4 to 9 months...
How long will this pandemic last? “4 months…6 months…9 months…” That was the range offered by New York State’s Governor earlier today. It was a very sobering estimate for all those with loved ones who have been impacted by the dreaded disease.
Monday, March 23rd marks the beginning of
the second full week of mandatory homeschooling on Long Island and New York City,
the first week of Remote Learning for NYC public school students,
the first week of Regional Enrichment (child care) Centers in New York City for essential workers, and
the first week of “grab and go meals” for NYC public school students.
As the number of reported cases increases, our attention will naturally turn to keeping our children and close family members healthy and safe. But as we #stayhome to #flattenthecurve, we still strive to maintain our children’s quality of life. How do we maintain a similar quality of life for our special needs children with few publicized resources available? How do we keep our kids engaged with learning during this difficult time?
Continue to follow my blog as we explore special needs parenting in the wake of the coronavirus. Also, follow me on Instagram, @msrlegalconsulting.
If you are in need of assistive technology or accessible technology for your child with special needs, book a consultation here: https://www.msrlegal.org/book-your-consultation.
As always, be well and stay safe,
Oroma Mpi-Reynolds, Esq.
Founder & Owner, MSR Legal & Consulting Services, PLLC
Oroma@MSRLegal.ORG
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