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Monrovia Special Education Department Launches Parent Support Learning Platform

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Monrovia Parent Support Learning Platform
Homepage of the parent support webpage. – Courtesy screenshot

On Friday, Monrovia Unified’s Special Education Department launched a new Parent Support Learning Platform. The platform includes academic resources and enrichment opportunities, and support services that include adapted physical education, occupational therapy, speech and language, and behavioral support.
The Special Education Department will continue working to provide resources to Monrovia students and parents.

The district will also continue its grab-and-go meal distribution. To date, Monrovia Unified has served over 26,000 meals to students.  Additionally, Monrovia Unified offers counseling assistance, including a 24-hour virtual mental health support resource center through its partnership with Care Solace to assist students who are having trouble coping.

There is also a Calm Resource Page in our Parent Support Learning Platform that includes a variety of activities that students and parents can access to spend some time winding down after a day of learning.

The Los Angeles County Department on Mental Health also provides an access line available 24/7: (800) 854-7771 or text “LA” to 741741. The Domestic Violence Hotline is (800) 978-3600.

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