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March 16 2020 Updated Coronavirus Information

In these unprecedented times, we know you are worried about providing a healthy workplace for yourself and your staff and safe, reliable care for the children you serve. We also know you may need to make difficult choices about whether to stay open or whether to temporarily close, and we know you do not make this decision lightly.

We are working daily to ensure you have the information you need to keep yourself and your families healthy—both your own and the families for which you provide care. 

This is the first of many communications, we want to start with health guidance first. We also want to provide you with access to trusted resources you can connect with if you have additional questions. 

We hope you’ll partner with us by:

Connecting with consultants

Your child care consultant will be checking in with you by phone on a consistent basis to answer questions and provide support.

A child care health consultant is also available to answer any questions. The attached spreadsheet lists the child care health consultant assigned to your county. 

Thank you for supporting our state and its families by providing vital care and services. 

 

CCHC Directory 2020-3-16

Interim Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Guidance for Child Care Settings

Remote Learning Resources

Birth – 2 years, NC Pre-K/Pre-K, and K – 2nd Grade

In an effort to support teachers and families, DCDEE and the NC Department of Public Instruction Office of Early Learning have worked collaboratively to gather and create resources to provide weekly learning activities that do not require technology and are aligned to NC standards. Resources are organized by age and grade level. Knowing that children develop and learn at different rates, feel free to look at resources outside of your child’s age or grade level.

rootle - PBS KIDS Channel

"When I was a boy and I would see scary things in the news, my mother would say to me, 'Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.'"
 — Fred Rogers

ROOTLE PROVIDES FAMILIES & EDUCATORS WITH COVID-19 VIRUS GUIDANCE & HOME LEARNING RESOURCES

Rootle puts the well-being of its young audience members and their loved ones as its top priority. A trusted safe haven for children, Rootle is here for you in this turbulent time. To support children and their families, caregivers and educators, Rootle and PBS KIDS have worked tirelessly to curate videos and resources designed to help talk to children about the COVID-19 virus. These are available in a free daily newsletter and at PBSKIDS.org and at unctv.org/rootle. Rootle and PBS KIDS use time-tested and expert-vetted resources designed for kids’ seeking entertainment and families and caregivers’ seeking education.
 

 

 

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