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Arlington Central School district was forced to send some students home early on Wednesday, and shift to remote learning for Thursday and Friday due to a bus driver shortage.

I saw first-hand the impact of remote learning on young students, and to this day, the concept makes me cringe. Here are the pro's and con's, from my perspective.

California’s K-12 students suffered considerable academic setbacks during the 2020-21 pandemic school year.

Both sides have been negotiating a pandemic safety plan, including more standards for testing and metrics that could trigger school closures.

Arlington Central School district was forced to send some students home early on Wednesday, and shift to remote learning for Thursday and Friday due to a bus driver shortage.

The Chicago Teachers Union on Saturday sent a new proposal to the city hoping to resolve its ongoing labor action in which its members have refused to work in schools in-person during a spike in COVID-19 cases

Needs. all the while, students are out of class. also a parent two seven-year-old wins and trying to find a balance when remembering what remote learning was like. >> you walked that line. >> right. trying to juggle them and teach my classes is almost like playing a game of russian roulette. lets get those parent voices in there and solutions provided if this is something that may happen we already have alternatives in place so parents feeling supported. >> a spokesperson said they plan to conti...

Citing a continued and drastic rise once again in COVID-19 cases, UC Davis is extending its remote learning through most of January.

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot accused the Chicago Teachers’ Union of holding students “hostage” by refusing to allow in-person learning.

While a few school buildings may be open to students, Chicago Public Schools has once again canceled classes as negotiations with the Chicago Teachers Union continue.