Re-Imaging Program Delivery to Students during COVID-19 (Part I)

Eat Smart Move More SC presents an important two part series on reimaging program Delivery to students during COVID-19

We’ve identified challenges to providing services to students that were traditionally offered in the school setting prior to COVID-19. During part one of this event, youth will respond to these challenges.  We will also learn about considerations for working with schools as they reopen.  During part two of the event, a panel of experts will share their experiences of delivering school-based programs during COVID-19.

Part One Target Audience:  Nonprofits and organizations that typically provide services to students in the school setting and have been impacted by COVID-19 (prevention, education, health, mentoring, arts, afterschool programs, physical activity, etc.).  Additionally, students and parents looking to gain insight around students’ perspectives. 

Part Two Target Audience:  Nonprofits and organizations that typically provide services to students in the school setting and have been impacted by COVID-19 (prevention, education, health, mentoring, arts, afterschool programs, physical activity, etc.). 

Click here to learn more and to register for Part II.

Part I: Re-Imaging Program Delivery to Students DUring COVID-19

September 24 from 4 to 5:00 p.m.

Presenter:

Victoria Ladd, MSN, RN
State School Nurse Consultant
Division of Children's Health and Perinatal Services
S.C. Dept. of Health & Environmental Control

Panel Moderator: 

Tabitha D. James, M. Ed. 

Program Director

S.H.E. Is Me Mentoring Program

Youth Panelists:

Kiana Doby, 12^th Grade

Zoe Kimble, 12^th Grade

Brandon Luke Mitchell, 9^th Grade  

Shaivee Fozdar, 12^th Grade

Janae Winns, 10^th Grade

Keniyah Clinkscales, 11^th Grade

Kemirah Clinkscales, 10^th Grade

Kennedy Clinkscales, 8^th Grade