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Reopening Miami-Dade public schools began as a game of “ifs.”
If positive cases trend downward for 14 days. If testing for asymptomatic minors becomes widely available and expeditious. If at least 25% of a school’s student body opts to stay home, then the rest can go to the schoolhouse.
But
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
NASHVILLE — Abigail Alexander shuffled through a stack of papers trying to find instructions for logging in to her school-issued laptop.
The 10-year-old chatted with her best friend, a fellow fifth grader, about who is in their classes this year at Head Middle Magnet Prep in Nashville and what period
SANTA CRUZ, CA — The Santa Cruz County Office of Education confirmed Monday that it does not anticipate students will return to in-person classes in the fall.
That’s because Santa Cruz County met the criteria for the state monitoring list, which indicates state public health officials are keeping an eye
WATSONVILLE, CA — The Santa Cruz County Office of Education confirmed Monday that it does not anticipate students will return to in-person classes in the fall.
That’s because Santa Cruz County met the criteria for the state monitoring list, which indicates state public health officials are keeping an eye on
Students, staff and faculty who return to University of Connecticut campuses next month will need to get COVID-19 testing, administrators announced.
But there will be no mandatory testing of telecommuting staff, faculty who teach only online or students who take classes online and live off campus.
UConn is rolling out
July 15 is the new April 15 for those who still have not filed a tax return. The traditional April income tax deadline was extended this year for 2019 tax returns, due to the upheaval created by COVID-19.
The one-time extension applied for Michigan returns too, as well as the
Every Tuesday and Thursday morning, Gomi Zou signs onto her computer to virtually attend her communications class: a recorded lecture voiced by her professor against the backdrop of a black screen.
“I spend five hours each weekday watching lectures on my computer, which doesn’t include prep and doing assignments for
