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COVID, SCHOOLS, AND THE HIGH-STAKES EXPERIMENT NO ONE WANTED
From WIRED
By Sandra Upson January 18, 2021
Reopening in the fall was a massive gamble. At one high-poverty elementary school, navigating the risks paid off. READ MORE |
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EFFECTIVE ONLINE TEACHER TRAINING GROWS, BUT IN-PERSON SUPPORTS STILL NEEDED
From K-12DIVE
By Kara Arundel Published Jan. 13, 2021
Educator professional development is becoming more accessible, flexible and personalized as a result of the pandemic-related need for online training but experts say face-to-face interactions will still be essential to building effective teacher workforces. READ MORE
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FLORIDA HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION RATES CLIMB AMID PANDEMIC
From WJCT By THE NEWS SERVICE OF FLORIDA • JAN 11, 2021
Graduation rates for Florida high school students ticked up last year, with 90 percent of students graduating, according to a state Department of Education report released last week. READ MORE |
WHAT CONGRESSIONAL COVID FUNDING MEANS FOR K-12 SCHOOLS
From FutureED By Phyllis W. Jordan, Editorial Director
(Updated 1/14) A new, $1.9 trillion stimulus package proposed by President-elect Joe Biden would dedicate an additional $170 billion for K-12 schools and higher education, as well as spending billions more to prop up the state and local governments that are critical to funding education. READ MORE |
COULD SCHOOLS EVENTUALLY REQUIRE CORONAVIRUS VACCINES?
From WUSF Public Media By Stephanie Colombini Published January 4, 2021
Schools typically mandate vaccines that prevent highly contagious diseases. The coronavirus spreads easily, but experts say we need to learn more about whether new vaccines can protect kids from it safely. READ MORE |
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