Dear friends, With the uncertainty we are currently facing due to the COVID-19 virus, many of our students face the possibility of losing access to vital supports and resources. I’d like to share with you the steps Care to Learn is taking to ensure that we continue to meet students’ health, hunger, and hygiene needs during Spring Break and throughout any potential school closures.
For students in need, school can be a scary place. Check out our "Care to Scare" I Spy and Maze to learn more about how Care to Learn makes school a little friendlier by meeting emergent needs all over Missouri.
“There are a lot of students that you don’t realize are bouncing around between houses or living out their cars until you really dig into their stories.” Hear from Michelle Houghton, Director of Chapter Services, as she shares one of her most impactful experiences with Care to Learn.
For students in need, school can be a scary place. Join Care to Learn for Scare to Learn as we share facts about students in need and clues about the Springfieldian behind the costume from October 19-31!
Dear Friends, We want to thank you for the outpouring of support you have shown Care to Learn and our students over the last several days. The COVID-19 pandemic will be remembered as a challenging time for our nation, schools, and students, but it will also be remembered as a time during which we saw the best of our communities as they came together to ensure that every student had the resources and support they needed during uncertain times. …
Dear friends, With the uncertainty we are currently facing due to the COVID-19 virus, many of our students face the possibility of losing access to vital supports and resources. I’d like to share with you the steps Care to Learn is taking to ensure that we continue to meet students’ health, hunger, and hygiene needs during Spring Break and throughout any potential school closures.
For more information about poverty in Missouri, Care to Learn has compiled a list of websites and organizations.