Butte County's low-income children suffer in coronavirus pandemic [chicoer.com]

Rafael Maravilla(PACEs Connection Staff) 5/12/203:41 PM

By Natalie Hanson, Chico Enterprise-Record, May 11, 2020

It’s not unusual to see Chapman Elementary’s Principal Mike Allen driving through neighborhoods in the Chapman neighborhood, knocking on students’ doors and bringing food, toiletries and other supplies.

Since the California shelter-in-place order, Allen said to keep making physical contact with children, he has made home visits to about 20 households.

After calling every family, the school is trying to get back in touch with 15-20 families whom “We’re pretty concerned about,” Allen said.

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