Bethel School District officials sent out an online survey to parents recently about distance learning and how their children are doing with the academic year.  There were also questions about social-emotional resources and many endorsed the need for more.  Bethel school counselors, school psychologists, and school social workers are available to speak with children and families during this time. 

Crisis intervention services are available to children and families in Connecticut through the state's 211 info line. 

Some parents requested resources to have virtual social interactions with peers and Bethel officials say Google Meets is a free video conferencing program available to any person who has a Gmail account.  FaceTime also has the ability to have up to 32 individuals on a call. 

Bethel officials also listed several nationwide inline resources that can be helpful on their Facebook page, including links to the National Association of School Psychologists and supplemental digital lessons for remote learning.