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- Coronavirus - Important Updates and Information
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Coronavirus - Important Updates and Information
- District Action Plan
- COVID-19 Continuity of Education Plan
- Breakfast and Lunch
- Essential Student Services
- Essential Staff Services
- Special Education
- District Adopts Modified Grading Policy
- Administration of June 2020 NYS Regents' Cancelled
- Health Insurance Available Through NY State of Health
- REMINDER: All Public Parks and Playgrounds Temporarily Closed
- NYS Mandates Instruction to Continue During Scheduled Vacations and Breaks
- Working Papers for Minors Still Available
- Child Care for Essential Employees Available
- Elementary and Intermediate Level State Assessments Suspended
- Several Phone Companies Offering Unlimited Data
- Charter Offering Free Broadband & Wi-Fi
Health Insurance Available Through NY State of Health
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With the recent closure of businesses across the state, many New Yorkers are at risk of losing their health insurance coverage as a result of COVID-19. Many are likely to be eligible for health coverage with financial assistance through NY State of Health due to their loss of coverage and income. NY State of Health opened a Special Enrollment Period last month for people who are uninsured, and the Marketplace has started an awareness campaign to let people know that NY State of Health is there as a safety net in difficult times like these.
New Yorkers who are without health insurance should apply now through NY State of Health. If you lost employer coverage, you must apply within 60 days of losing that coverage. Because of a loss of income, New Yorkers may also be eligible for Medicaid, the Essential Plan, Child Health Plus, or subsidized Qualified Health Plan coverage.
For more information and/or questions, visit www.nystateofhealth.ny.gov, call (518) 486-9102 or email NYSOH@health.ny.gov.
Click here to read a full letter from NY State of Health.