This page includes resources related to education including local school district information, technology resources, and no-cost online educational resources for families.
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No Cost Internet from Spectrum – 60 days
Spectrum/Charter is offering all families who do not have internet free service for 60 days. If your family does not have internet service please call them at 1-844-488-8395. Check with your child's school to find out if Chrome Books may be available for distance learning.
CenturyLink Lifeline Program
CenturyLink has a program called Lifeline that offers a $12/month discount to those who qualify, but it may take up to 60days before you see a credit on your bill. For more information call 800-848-4442. An online application can be found here.
Wifi calling is possible with most smart phones and will reduce the number of minutes used on your cellular plan.
Area organizations are offering their parking lots as access points for families without internet, who need to coordinate for online education. Please do not use the donated WiFi for use other than education.
Click on each category below to expand a list of resources. There are also many resources listed on our Individuals & Families page.
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Find resources for distance learning here, including relevant websites and guidance for academic support during COVID-19 school closures.
Scholastic's "Learn at Home" page provides daily activities and lessons organized by grade level. 
The Fordham Institute shares a list of resources for home learning geared towards elementary students. Caregivers of older children can read their list of "Great YouTube channels for middle schoolers and high schoolers" here. 
Wide Open School is a free collection of the best online learning experiences for kids curated by the editors at Common Sense. 
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Here we share a collection of teaching ideas, educational resources, and relevant articles informed by best practices for use by caregivers and educators during the COVID-19 crisis.
Inside SEL shares a collection of social-emotional learning resources related to COVID-19 for parents, educators, and school communities. 
The National Initiative for Children's Health Quality shared an article about promoting protective factors and preventing ACEs during stressful childhood events. 
The National Association of School Psychologists and National Association of School Nurses have published a resource on how to talk to children about COVID-19. 
Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning (CASEL) provides guidance and links to additional resources for schools and caregivers to address social-emotional needs during the COVID-19 crisis. 
This resource platform was developed by Blue Zones Project - Klamath Falls with the support of the Healthy Klamath Coaltion. If you would like to suggest content, please reach out to us via email at info@healthyklamath.org.