COVID-19 Information & Resources

This is a stressful time for everyone and especially for our youngest learners, whose routines are about to undergo a major change – change that they may not fully understand.  As Michigan children transition from their normal schedules, they naturally will have questions on why things are happening.

If you aren’t sure how to start that conversation, this short article provides tips on how to talk to your kids.

https://www.pbs.org/parents/thrive/how-to-talk-to-your-kids-about-coronavirus

During this time, parents and caretakers may find it difficult to get work from home done with the distraction of children home from school, provided below are a few resources:

For a change in pace during the day, try to take a virtual field trip. Many museums, parks, and galleries now offer 360* virtual tours, available for you and your child to stay safe and entertained from home. Visit this site for a compiled list of 20 different trips to take!

Amidst the COVID-19 outbreak, everyday life has changed and will continue to change for most people in the United States, often with little notice. Children mimic the emotions of the adults around them, and will react the same way their parents do. The best thing that can be done is not to succumb to stress. These article gives tips on how to de-stress as a family:

MHSA has also included a page dedicated to COVID-19 Information and Resources for you and your family, please click here to access it or view it on our main homepage menu bar.