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Healthy tips, learning activities & care giver resource links in response to the novel COVID 19 virus situation >> The Cabell County FRN receives updates from many different partners. The resource listing is compiled and shared in one location to

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2020 Summer Fun Guide

This listing of summer camps and enrichment activities have been compiled for a quick glance into all the different pathways your children and youth can explore for fun learning experiences this summer.    This guide is brought to you by: Cabell County Family Resource

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Cabell Pre-K, kindergarten sign-ups begin Monday

www.herald-dispatch.com

HUNTINGTON — The process for registering Pre-K students and enrolling kindergarten students for the coming school year begins Monday, March 1.
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Timeline PhotosThe Board has approved Calendars for the 21-22 and 22-23 school years. The calendars approved were referred to by the district calendar committee as “Calendar D.” To see the calendars or to download copies, visit our website at www.cabellschools.com or ow.ly/gK9650DK5ot ... See MoreSee Less

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Timeline PhotosStudents to Return to Full-Time Instruction March 1 - At their meeting Thursday, February 25, 2021, Cabell County Board of Education members voted unanimously to return all district students to regular, full-time instruction five-days-a-week beginning Monday, March 1, 2021. This includes all students in grades Pre-K though 12. For more information, visit www.cabellschools.com or ow.ly/eliw50DKeGW ... See MoreSee Less

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Raising a child is beautiful and wonderful, but it can also be hard and overwhelming. You want to keep your baby safe, make sure that they are hitting their developmental milestones on time, keep them healthy, and more. The CDC provides a guide organized by different age groups of parenting tips, safety tips, health tips, and additional resources for the age group you are inquiring about. Check it out here: www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/childdevelopment/positiveparenting/index.html See the full list of #goodbeginnings resources here: www.cabellfrn.org/resources/parent-resources/ ... See MoreSee Less

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When raising little ones, there are so many exciting firsts- one being teething! When should a child begin teething? How can you ease a child’s discomfort from teething? When should you begin brushing/flossing and visiting the dentist? The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry helps answer these questions and more at mouthmonsters.mychildrensteeth.org/teething-as-told-by-a-baby-tooth/ To get more tips, visit our kids’ dental health resource hub here: bit.ly/kidsdentalhealthguide ... See MoreSee Less

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Timeline PhotosMost Cabell County Schools to Reopen Monday - After nearly a week of delays and closings due to inclement weather, Cabell County Schools is pleased to announce the district will be resuming most operations and reopening most schools on the regular "A Week" blended schedule Monday, February 22, 2021.The one exception is Salt Rock Elementary School. That school was without power or heat most of the day Sunday and will remain closed Monday. Now that power has been restored, maintenance crews will be working to ensure all systems are functioning properly and the building is sufficiently heated to begin classes for Salt Rock Elementary students Tuesday. Some bus routes, particularly in the eastern parts of the county, still remain impassable for school buses. Bus drivers will use their discretion in deciding what portions of their routes can be safely traveled. Parents should monitor their students at bus stops to ensure the bus is able to pick them up in a timely manner. If a bus is unable to pick up a student, an absence will not be counted against that student. The Transportation Department is compiling a list of bus routes that will not be operating Monday. That list will be posted to the district website, www.cabellschools.com, Sunday evening. The list of routes not operating may not be inclusive of all stops on each route or other routes that are deemed impassable by bus drivers Monday morning. If you have questions about your particular route, you may contact the Transportation Department Monday morning by calling (304) 733-3015. ... See MoreSee Less

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Due to the cold temperatures, Harmony House will be open as a warming station for persons experiencing homelessness today from 8am until 4pm. ... See MoreSee Less

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We teach our children to eat foods to help them grow big and strong, so we should teach them to eat foods that are good for their teeth! Foods like fruits, veggies, protein, and foods high in calcium are not only good for their nutritional needs, but can also help keep their teeth clean. The Kids' Dentist wrote an article highlighting foods to incorporate and avoid for your kids’ diet that can be found here: www.thekidsdentistmequon.com/dental-topic/eating-healthy-to-promote-strong-teeth-in-children/ To get more tips, visit our kids’ dental health resource hub here: bit.ly/kidsdentalhealthguide ... See MoreSee Less

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  • EVENT: One4All Disability Expo virtual event March 26-27
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  • RESOURCE: WV ABLE savings account for West Virginians with disabilities
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  • EVENT: Prevention Empowerment Partnership -PEP week-long scavenger hunt and at the Facebook live event on April 7, 2021
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  • WEBINAR: ATLAS Addiction Treatment Locator Jan. 26 at 1
  • RESOURCE: Cabell County Quick Guide January 2021 edition is available
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