If you are a parent + feeling a bit overwhelmed by the recent switch to online learning for Columbus City School students, we’re here to help. Or, more accurately, Columbus Recreation and Parks is here to help.

Starting today through Friday, CCS students + parents are invited to one of nine different parks where free support centers will be set up. Select centers will be open from 7 a.m.-6 p.m. and all other community centers will be open from 9 a.m.-6 p.m. These community centers offer free wifi so students can access their online schoolwork in a safe + quiet environment under adult supervision.

Not sure where to take your little learners? Here are the centers with extended hours.

North: Linden Community Center, or Howard Community Center
South: Barack Community Center, or Schiller Community Center
East: Barnett Community Center, Blackburn Community Center, or Driving Park Community Center
West: Glenwood Community Center, or Sullivant Gardens Community Center

The Columbus Dispatch reported all CCS students are able to get free breakfast + lunch during this time. A total of 25 designated schools will offer a grab-and-go system where students can pick up their lunch on Thursday, plus their breakfast for Friday, between 11 a.m.-1 p.m.