2 Hr Delay Tomorrow - Winter Advisory

 

Mrs. Chris Play and Learn will be on a 2 Hour Delay on February 18th, 2021. We will be expecting to open at 8am. 

HOWEVER we will still follow the CMS school Inclemwnt Weather closing. We ask that all families please tune into your local stations for any updates. 

Be Safe.

2019-2020 School Year in NC Closed

NC Governor's School Year Decision Coming Tomorrow

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper said a decision on schools will come Friday, April 24th in a press conference.

Multiple other states have already announced schools will not return for the rest of the school year, including West Virginia, Virginia, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Texas, Washington and Oregon.

Teachers, students and parents are learning how to continue the eLearning process from home as new topics and finals are brought up.

School boards and superintendents are also determining how students will be graded, and if there will be 'Pass' or 'Fail' options instead.

Stay at Home Order Extended until May 8th

North Carolina's Stay-at-Home order will be extended by eight days, Gov. Roy Cooper announced during a news conference on Thursday.

Cooper's initial order, which went into effect March 30, was set to expire on April 29. The new order will expire on May 8.

Cooper said his plans to reopen the state will echo the White House's recommendations with a three-phase process. During each phase, officials will be monitoring the number of positive cases and any noticeable spike in cases, the percentage of positive tests and the number of overall hospitalizations due to COVID-19.

"I will not risk the health of our people or our hospitals and easing these restrictions now would do that," Cooper said.

P-EBT Program Coming Soon

Big News for Essential Workers

At this time details are in the process of being worked out. 

If you are classified as an Essential Worker 

and are in need of childcare services 

please contact us starting: 

Monday, March 30th, 2020

 by

Phone (704) 398-1616   -OR-

Email: MrsChrisPlayandLearn@gmail.com

Stay at Home Proclaimation

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Mecklenburg County issues ‘stay at home’ proclamation as COVID-19 cases climb to 142

“COVID-19 does not recognize boundaries. We must be vigilant,” county officials said.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Mecklenburg County issued a stay at home proclamation Tuesday in an attempt to combat the spread of COVID-19 in the community.

Mecklenburg County is reporting 142 positive cases of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) as of noon Tuesday.

County officials say the stay at home proclamation will take effect at 8 a.m. Thursday and will run through April 16. The proclamation will allow residents to go to the grocery store, go to restaurants for takeout, and go outside to “be in nature for exercise," among several other things.

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“People are looking at all of us for leadership and it’s important for us all to provide it.” Says this situation is bipartisan #COVID19 #NCPOL

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BREAKING: Mecklenburg County has executed a stay at home proclamation, per county manager #COVID19

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Under the proclamation, residents will also be able to pick up medication, visit a healthcare facility, support a friend or family member, help someone get necessary supplies, walk pets, and seek veterinary care.