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The Frederick News-Post: Celebree School Helps Out Local Essential Workers Through Childcare

The Frederick News-Post: Celebree School Helps Out Local Essential Workers Through Childcare

Celebree School in Ballenger Creek has been able to stay open and help parents who are on the frontlines of the COVID-19 crisis.

Essential workers aren’t just employees — they’re parents too.

While many parents have had the luxury of working from home and caring for their children while schools are closed, essential employees who continue to get up and travel into work each day have been struggling to find childcare. According to The Frederick News-Post, Celebree School is supporting parents who are also essential workers by continuing to provide childcare, implementing new sanitation and social distancing efforts to promote safety.

Since opening to support essential workers and parents, Celebree School has been able to help community members during a time when they’re needed the most. “These parents still have to go to work, so they want to know that they have somewhere where their child is safe, and where their child is still being educated and loved,” Celebree School Ballenger Creek Director, Caroline Walker, told The Frederick News-Post. “And we are striving to do our best for that every day.”

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