Hello @scared2. I am a cancer survivor who has found this platform of God's angels to be very supportive! I urge you to stay connected to them, they will help you on this scary journey you are on. I come to this discussion late, but something you said in this comment warranted me joining. I am a SPED teacher, still teaching, and like many teachers I am still in the throes of teaching during COVID concerns. You probably already know this but - based on your son's IEP he - and you! - have rights to services. Please make sure you are receiving them. Regardless of how your son must now learn - including if it is virtually - he is still entitled to receive the services decided upon by his case conference committee. I hope the school is reaching out to you, as it should, to ensure this is happening. At the very least, they should be offering Google Meets to provide help from teachers, hard copies of assignments if working remotely does not work for your son, modifications of expectations during times of remote learning, etc. This is one area of your life right now that you should not have to stress over, so I hope you are being supported by your son's school! Just because he must learn from home does not mean that it should all be your problem. You and your family will be in my thoughts and prayers. Remember to breathe!!!