Welcome to our KK Complex Equity Committee. Feedback is welcome and appreciated! Contact: Kathleen.O'Dell@k12.hi.us or Cindy Razga at Cynthia.razga@k12.hi.us
Mr. Rogers
We would like to provide our families with a series of virtual opportunities to address their needs around topics like dealing with stress, motivating students to learn, financial and career support, etc. We want to ask what families need the most during this challenging time. Please send the survey link below to your families - and take the survey yourselves.
From Beth Simmons our KK Complex EL RT:
Teachers who are working on fulfilling their Sheltered English requirement and who have chosen to do so by earning 72 Non-Credit PD Hours, may use these eWorshops for some of those hours. To receive credit teachers should:
Questions? Contact Beth at elizabeth.simmons@k12.hi.us
Frequently Asked Questions:
FAQ on COVID-19 and Homelessness [Get Answers]
Checklists, Guides, and Strategies:
COVID-19 and Homelessness: Checklist for LEAs and Early Childhood Providers [Check Out the Checklist]
COVID-19 Checklist for State Education Leaders on Children and Youth Experiencing Homelessness [Download the Checklist]
Strategies for Schools and Early Learning Programs [Get the Strategies]
Five Ways to Protect Infants, Toddlers, and Preschoolers Experiencing Homelessness During COVID-19 [Strategies for Young Children]
Five Strategies to Help Homeless Youth Transition to College During COVID-19 [Strategies to Help Homeless Youth]
Fact Sheet on Stimulus Payments and Homeless Youth [Get the Facts]
Opportunities for Impact Survey: Child and Youth Homelessness, Schools, and COVID-19 [Read the Summary]
Webinars
Biweekly Virtual Conversation with SHC on COVID-19: Questions, Strategies, Information \\ Every other Thursday at 4PM Eastern [Register Here]
Archived webinars on COVID-19 and homelessness [View the Recordings
Contact our KK Complex Inclusion RT, Cindy Razga if you are in need of support at cynthia.razga@k12.hi.us
An AMAZING list compiled by Kamehameha Schools of resources and opportunities to help our community.
(Many are on the Windward side)
Emergency Stabilization Financial Assistance
The Liliʻuokalani Trust is providing kōkua through one-time emergency stabilization financial assistance for those who qualify.
Local Virtual Programming Opportunities
Check out the videos, activities, and other distance learning programming from these Hawai‘i organizations:
‘Ohana Activities from Growing Pono Schools — Access locally-developed culture/place-based at-home activity ideas.
Virtual Y from the YMCA of Honolulu — Follow along home exercise videos and access kid-friendly activities to do at home.
After-School All-Stars Hawaii — Follow ASAS on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram for new activity videos posted regularly.
Hā Initiative Google Classroom — Join HCAP online for free hands-on STEM activities for students grades 2-8.
CONTACTS: Dana (808) 940-9470 and Jasmine (808) 798-5678
Legal Aid COVID-19 Resources
The Legal Aid Society of Hawaii has created a COVID-19 webpage with resources in English, Chuukese, and Marshallese:
https://www.legalaidhawaii.org/covid-19-legal-help--resources.html.
Please read these articles from the National Association for Family, School, and Community Engagement (NAFSCE) to learn about:
A new database tracking how districts are responding to the crisis
An issue brief highlighting 7 equity considerations with links to many current best practices
A texting tool to help early education professionals support at-home learning particularly for families without internet access
Tips for helping children cope with the COVID-19 crisis
One of the easiest tools anyone can use is taking a mental health screening when they need answers. It’s a quick, free, and private way for people to assess their mental health and recognize signs of mental health problems.
Tuesday, May 5 | 10:00am (30 min)
Thursday May 7th @ 9-11am
2-DAY EVENT DETAILS
Dates: June 2 & 3, 2020
Time: 8:00 am to 12:00 pm
Cost/Location: Free online. Limited to 200 attendees.
Registration: Opens at 9AM on Monday, May 4.
For more information, please visit ManyWaaOneVoyage.com or click on the button below.