Technology In Your Hand
As we isolate ourselves during the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s revealed just how reliant we are on having access to high-speed internet to keep up with our daily routines.
From at-home learning to
When California State University announced May 12 the school would be online for the fall semester, Graciela Moran thought she might end up homeless.
The San Bernardino student is immunocompromised and had been living in her dorm as a residential assistant. But along with the Cal State announcement, her contract
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The Carlisle Fall Auction is part of the Fall Carlisle event (automotive flea market and car corral) will take place from September 30th through
As schools across the United States reopen for the 2020-21 school year either completely online or with an online learning option amid continuing concerns about COVID-19, a lot of parents are finding themselves supervising their children’s school days.
The thought of being responsible for their children’s academic experiences is daunting
It’s a big earnings week for retail.
Four of the country’s largest nationwide chains — big-boxes Walmart and Target, department store Kohl’s and off-pricer TJX — are set to report second-quarter financial results over the course of the next few days. (Alibaba and Foot Locker also report earnings on Thursday
Colleges that are reopening campuses this fall know they’re bringing a higher risk of coronavirus to their community.
The questions aren’t really about if or when, but about how bad outbreaks could be — and whether having an in-person experience for students is worth the cost. With so much at
Justin Fields has resorted to creating an internet petition to advocate to play football this fall.
The Ohio State quarterback created a petition on MoveOn.org directed to Big Ten commissioner Kevin Warren and school presidents and athletic directors in the conference under the #WeWantToPlay hashtag. The Big Ten was the
Justin Fields has resorted to creating an internet petition to advocate to play football this fall.
The Ohio State QB created a petition on MoveOn.org directed to Big Ten commissioner Kevin Warren and school presidents and athletic directors in the conference under the #WeWantToPlay hashtag. The Big Ten was the
Of all the challenges COVID-19 has thrown at us, nothing is more daunting than figuring out how to open and operate schools this fall. The problems are complex, multifaceted and impact almost all of us. As an education official in Richmond, Virginia said: “…planning for reopening school this fall is
From Seventeen
Any other year, incoming college freshmen would be filled with giddy anticipation at this very moment, counting down the weeks until they get to step on to their awaiting campus. They’d be making a packing list, trying to decide whether or not their beloved stuffed animal should make
A pandemic summer marked by testing delays, supply shortages and continued spread of the coronavirus has set the stage for a disheartening start to the fall across much of the U.S., with the shuttering of schools and cancellation of college football seasons that officials had once hoped would herald a
From Delish
These next few months, pumpkin is bound to be everywhere, but for those who aren’t huge pumpkin fans, Oreo has something in store for you. The limited-edition maple creme Oreos are back, and they’re perfect for eating alone or baking into your favorite Oreo desserts.
OAKLAND COUNTY, MI — Oakland Community College announced Wednesday it will offer up to 3,500 Dell laptops to students who register for 12 or more credit hours this fall to help them with the increased technology needs they will face due to a remote learning format.
To qualify for a
Students enrolling in college for the 2020-21 school year are facing a very different set of circumstances than ever before. With the coronavirus pandemic still surging across the U.S., many colleges have delayed reopening for the new semester and instead, are sticking with online learning. Other schools plan to hold
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Many schools around the U.S. are bringing students back to school digitally this fall, and with transitioning to an
I’ve been an educator for 14 years, and in my time in the classroom, I have faced some incredible obstacles and challenges. The end of the last school year, with the COVID-19 pandemic, is one of the hardest and strangest things I’ve experienced in my
There is little doubt that we’re embarking on new educational ground in this country. While some children will soon be back in school entirely, plenty of others will continue learning entirely remotely or through a blended approach — partially at home and partially back in
KING COUNTY, WA — Earlier this summer Washington’s schools had reason to be optimistic: as coronavirus case counts and transmission rates dipped, the state superintendent ordered schools to prepare to reopen their classrooms for in-person learning in the fall. However, a second surge of the coronavirus has been slamming Washington
ORLAND PARK, IL — More than 50 Consolidated High School District 230 educators made their way through Orland Park, Palos Hills and Tinley Park in a car caravan Tuesday to voice concerns over the return to in-person instruction this school year.
At about 10 a.m., teachers lined their cars up
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