Poverty and homelessness didn’t start with Covid-19 and will not end with a vaccine. <br />The needs and challenges faced by families living in poverty are exacerbated by coronavirus. Deanna Pruitt with the Terrace Clay Family Support Center is working to address those concerns.

Poverty and homelessness didn’t start with Covid-19 and will not end with a vaccine. The needs and challenges faced by families living in poverty are exacerbated by coronavirus. Deanna Pruitt with the Terrace Clay Family Support Center is working to address those concerns.

Poverty and homelessness didn’t start with Covid-19 and will not end with a vaccine. <br>The needs and challenges faced by families living in poverty are exacerbated by coronavirus. Deanna Pruitt with the Terrace Clay Family Support Center is working to address those concerns.

Poverty and Pandemic

Fifty million students attend public schools in the United States. Public education was stressed before the outbreak of Covid-19. Now administrators, educators, and parents are forced to innovate academic instruction, manage emotional stressors (anxiety for kids and themselves), curb education inequality, and provide social services to at-risk students. This series looks beyond data to people with an eye towards solutions to combat public education deficits during coronavirus and beyond.

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