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Free Stress-Relief Tools for kids! Thank you to @KidsMatter2U and the Collaborative Youth Team for making these resources available. Families mark your calendars for 11/12 from 1-4 for a drive-thru pick up at Good Shepherd Church (1310 Shepherd Drive in Naperville)!
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Mental health professionals are invited to join KYC's Clinical Training Committee for an upcoming training opportunity! See details below, and learn more at ow.ly/5Ipj50C5BkV.
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it's the last day to register to vote online in Illinois. GO DO IT ➡️ ova.elections.il.gov.
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Normalize rest. Normalize restoration. Normalize putting the papers away and not grading all weekend. You can be a great teacher and choose not to work all weekend.
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Today is pick up for Grab & Go meals. Click here for more information: ow.ly/kUAM50AkBMd #together203 #IlSchoolsStepUp
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Our other esteemed speakers will inform us of their scholarship and knowledge on #RestorativeJustice #SchoolSocialWork and #JusticeInvolvedGirls @Dr_Teasley @paulaslc8
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People in the business say he’s the realest person they’ve ever met. Respect for stepping out and being with your friend. ❤️
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Plainfield Academy will host a food drive from 9-11 a.m. Thursday, July 16, 2020 to benefit the Bags of Hope backpack food program.
Bags of Hope is a local nonprofit organization that provides food for District 202 students to take home each weekend. #202proud
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ASCA recently worked with @caselorg to develop "Reunite, Renew and Thrive: SEL Roadmap for Reopening School" to support school leaders planning for the transition back to schools, in whatever form that takes. ow.ly/nAch50Au1kT
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Dear BOE, superintendents & principals,
We see you. Your job is impossible. There are no perfect answers. You didn't receive training for this. There is no manual. We trust you to make the best decisions possible with the information you have.
Godspeed (and rest, please rest).
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I PICKED UP MY HAT ON MY OWN! WHEN YOU DON'T HAVE FULL USE OF YOUR HANDS, WHEN YOU DON'T HAVE FULL BALANCE TO LEAN OVER TO GET THINGS OFF THE GROUND!!! WHEN YOU THINKING ABOUT ASKING FOR HELP BUT INSTEAD YOU WANNA INSPIRE THE WORLD TO SOMETHING THEY THINK YOU CAN'T DO! EVERY RT
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If it's not safe for the children, it's not safe for their parents. Let them all go. It’s a disgrace that Trump administration made this happen in the first place. #FamiliesBelongTogether
nytimes.com/2020/06/26/us/im…
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We will clean up these broken windows. But we can’t stop there. We must also repair and clean up our broken systems.
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Thank you to @Naperville203 Frontline Responders supporting students & families in need. Our social workers are coordinating community resources & when no other resource can be found, fill unmet needs through the Kid Booster Crisis Fund. nef203.org/donate
#together203
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We are asking so much of our students who may not have the skills to work independently. Here is an article with practical strategies to support students autonomy and reduce dependence on adults to engage in learning: jessicaminahan.com/wp-conten…
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To all the D203 families:There are many local businesses lending a helping hand, been sharing those.Our very own Aramark & D203 Leadership have been working around the clock for days to prepare for this. Here is info on food for our families.Stay tuned for “E-learning” info.
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As many districts respond to the new coronavirus (COVID-19), CASEL offers recommendations and links to resources to help educators support the social and emotional needs of students and adults during this time. Download them here: drive.google.com/a/casel.org…
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Intentionally creating networks of connection is a powerful way to support students who have experienced trauma.
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