WATCH: Community Conversation on how the pandemic affects our kids

COVID Generation Community Conversations

COVID Generation Community Conversations

While the health risks of COVID to children are lower than those of older adults, the reduced social interaction, missed time in school and other consequences of the pandemic has affected children of all ages in ways we are just now beginning to understand.

The latest Community Conversation discusses COVID’s effects on the development of children with experts from around the region.

The Dayton Daily News hosted Community Conversation can be watched on the Dayton Daily News Facebook page.

The March discussion was co-hosted by Community Impact Editor Nick Hrkman and Investigative Reporter Josh Sweigart. Panelists include:

  • Robyn Lightcap, executive director of Preschool Promise
  • Shannon Cox, superintendent of the Montgomery Co. ESC
  • David Taylor, superintendent of DECA
  • Katherine Lambes, a local pediatrician with the Community Health Centers of Greater Dayton

Community Conversations is a Dayton Daily News series of moderated panel discussions on topics important to the Dayton region. You can watch December’s Community Conversation about Wright-Patt Air Force Base and January’s that focused on the region’s economic outlook for 2022.

Robyn Lightcap, Executive Director of Preschool Promise

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Credit: Knack Video + Photo

David Taylor, deputy superintendent of DECA charter schools

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Dr. Kathy Lambes

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Shannon Cox, superintendent of the Montgomery County Educational Service Center.

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