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Check-In Checklist: Connecting with Families During COVID-19 Remote and Hybrid Instruction

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Updated: Apr 28, 2023

Published: 05/19/20

Last Updated: 09/15/20


During COVID-19 remote and hybrid instruction, liaisons are playing a critical role in helping students and families experiencing homelessness meet their basic needs (e.g., food), education-related needs (e.g., remote learning tools), and social-emotional needs (e.g., supportive connections).

However, liaisons are reporting that one of the most challenging obstacles during this time is maintaining consistent communication and connection with the students and families that they work with. This “check-in checklist” summarizes some of the strategies liaisons are using in their outreach to families and youth.


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