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Schools Are Still in Disaster Recovery Mode. They Must Invest in Student and Staff Well-Being.
I recently questioned a trainer good friend how the school yr was likely. She stated that since August, COVID protocols have been workable and work
Executive Order On Supporting The Reopening And Persevering With Operation Of Schools And Early Childhood Education Providers
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In some Boston schools, in-person education will resemble remote learning
© Erin Clark/Globe Staff Lauren Choy, a sophomore at Boston Latin School, participated in her history class while sitting in her family’s dining room in
Mayor de Blasio brushes away declining enrollment in New York City public schools as only ‘one-year reality’
Mayor de Blasio on Wednesday argued the historic drop in city public school enrollment this year was only temporary, and insisted that families would return
How Chris Christie’s education reforms are still playing out in Camden schools
Then-Gov. Chris Christie speaks with George Norcross and Senate President Steve Sweeney at a 2014 groundbreaking ceremony for the KIPP Cooper Norcross Academy in Camden.
COVID costs Palm Beach County schools $80 million
The bill to operate Palm Beach County’s public schools during a pandemic, to mask up students and teachers, to deep-clean classrooms, to blanket the county
Boston Public Schools unveils $1.29 billion budget proposal with largest-ever $36M increase from city
Despite the tough times of the pandemic, Boston Public Schools is poised to receive the largest appropriation ever from the city with a $36 million
Screen time overload? Some students in Guilford County Schools say increased time in online classes is causing them headaches | Education
She said her classes have gone from an hour per class per day last semester to an hour and 25 minutes this semester, but the
Puerto Rico prepares to reopen schools 1 year after pandemic
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — Puerto Rico officials announced Monday that five grades will return to in-person classes next month as the U.S. territory
