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$6B coming to Hawai i in federal COVID-19 relief package

$6B coming to Hawai i in federal COVID-19 relief package
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Second wave of emergency relief fund aids more students through the pandemic

Second wave of emergency relief fund aids more students through the pandemic
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Vantage Board OKs employment, equipment purchases

Vantage Board OKs employment, equipment purchases Thursday, March 4, 2021 8:59 PM High School Director Michael Knott speaks to members of the Vantage Board of Education during the Board s meeting Thursday evening. (DHI Media/Sherry Missler) VAN WERT The Vantage Career Center Board Of Education met Thursday evening in the Cup and Saucer. Superintendent Rick Turner provided Board members with an update on the COVID vaccinations at the school, noting that adult practical nursing students have been assisting in administering the vaccine not only at Vantage but at other locations as well. He said the governor has requested schools to submit an extended learning plan to get students caught up

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Vantage Bd hears COVID education, credentials updates

SCOTT TRUXELL/ independent writer Governor Mike DeWine wants Ohio schools to submit extended learning plans outlining ways students can catch up academically from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic; however, Vantage Career Center Superintendent Rick Turner said his school has minimized those effects by operating a five-day-a-week, face-to-face model for the entire school year. Vantage Superintendent Rick Turner speaks during a recent Vantage Board of Education meeting. VW independent file photo “It’s just been phenomenal how the staff and students have made all of that work, keeping everyone safe and being able to keep maintaining the learning, especially with our hands-on labs,” Turner said during Thursday night’s Vantage Board of Education meeting. “It’s important to be in school, so we’re very happy with that.”

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Wright State to issue $5 2M federal funds to help eligible students during pandemic

Wright State to issue $5.2M federal funds to help eligible students during pandemic DAYTON – Wright State University will assist students affected by the coronavirus pandemic by distributing more than $5.2 million in federal funds in March. Wright State will issue the emergency financial grants directly to more than 6,750 students who were enrolled in classes in the spring 2021 semester. “We believe these funds will provide some financial relief to a broad range of spring 2021 students who experienced hardship as a result of COVID-19,” said Kim Everhart, director of financial aid. Wright State will begin issuing funds beginning the week of March 8 with the goal of completing the process by March 19.

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