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As COVID cases are on the rise in some areas across the country, two New Mexico school districts are shifting to virtual learning before Thanksgiving.

As COVID-19 numbers rise in New Hampshire, some schools are temporarily returning to remote learning because of staff shortages.

At a meeting with Tallinn municipal school managers, the city government decided that contact learning will resume in all grades of the capital's schools from next week, while schools will be entitled to assess the situation and change the arrangement of schooling themselves as necessary.

More than half of SA families have bought or rented extra devices for their children's remote learning during the Covid-19 pandemic, according to a global survey commissioned by cyber security company Kaspersky.

University of Tartu educational technology professor Margus Pedaste said students on remote learning grasp information about a tenth slower than they would in contact classes.

Grand Blanc schools have been added to the growing list of districts making the tough decision to cancel in-person classes due to staffing issues.

Grand Blanc schools have been added to the growing list of districts making the tough decision to cancel in-person classes due to staffing issues.

Grand Blanc schools have been added to the growing list of districts making the tough decision to cancel in-person classes due to staffing issues.

A new poll conducted by High Point University shows that a large majority of North Carolinians believe the COVID-19 pandemic has had a detrimental impact on children, both academically and socially. The poll found that nearly three-quarters of North Carolina residents think the pandemic has negatively impacted the academic growth of school-age children.

Grand Blanc schools have been added to the growing list of districts making the tough decision to cancel in-person classes due to staffing issues.