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April 1, 2021
2021 Easter hours at USAG Benelux 2021 Easter hours at USAG Benelux U.S. Army file photo by Bianca Sowders 2021 Easter hours at USAG Benelux By USAG Benelux Public Affairs CHIÈVRES, Belgium – The religious holiday Easter (Sunday April 4) and the days surrounding it are widely celebrated throughout Europe as public holidays, and as a result many operational hours across the garrison are likely to change. The Netherlands and Germany observe Good Friday April 2 as a public holiday, and Belgium,...
March 14, 2021
MONTREAL -- Three months away from the end of an atypical school year, where classes had to close and reopen as outbreaks broke out, parents had chosen from the start if they wanted to do homeschooling. They are 12,750 homeschooling children for the 2020-2021 year, compared to 5,964 children for the previous year and 4,968 children in 2018-2019. These are the most recent data from the Ministry of Education, which oversees the Department of Home Education, the one in charge of the educati...
March 6, 2021
KXLY March 5, 2021 5:40 PM Elenee Dao Updated: SPOKANE, Wash. – David Simpson is now just one of 587 people who died from the coronavirus in Spokane County. “Devastated. It was like losing my best friend, honestly. Me and my dad were very close,” said Clinton Simpson, David’s son. Clinton Simpson remembers growing up with his dad watching wrestling. It was something passed down in their family. “As a matter of fact, my oldest said that’s the one thing he’...
March 5, 2021
TfL is urging children to walk and cycle as they return to London’s schools, as well as providing hundreds of extra buses and reintroducing the system of signed ‘School Service’ buses. Its efforts to reduce the risk of infection on the network continue, including the enhanced cleaning regime deployed at the start of the pandemic and the enforcement of face coverings. Those who are able to walk, cycle or scoot to school are again encouraged to do so, with TfL continuing to work with the bo...
March 4, 2021
CUMBERLAND – Since going to an online streaming platform last year, the Cumberland School Committee has seen engagement with its meetings skyrocket, going from three or four in attendance before the pandemic to sometimes hundreds of participants. During one meeting last August, some 600 people were on the call for a meeting. Chairwoman Karen Freedman said it’s clear that a virtual component should remain as “what’s best for the public,” with increased accessibility bringing “way mor...
February 12, 2021
The Government of Canada contributes CAD 1 million to WFP to support the national school meal programme and boost local farming in Sri Lanka Format COLOMBO – The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) and the Government of Sri Lanka welcome a funding of CAD 1 million (LKR 151 million) from Global Affairs Canada to help smallholder farmers cultivate nutritious crops for the National School Meal Programme. Responding to the impacts of Covid-19, the Home Grown School Feeding project will prov...
January 30, 2021
A parent watchdog group is criticizing the San Diego Unified School District for spending tens of thousands of dollars — including some coronavirus relief money — on a federal lobbying firm. In April, the school board hired The Raben Group of Washington, D.C., with a contract worth up to $150,000 to advocate for more school stimulus funding, advance the district’s interests among federal lawmakers and raise the district’s “profile as a leader,” according to the contract. On Jan. 26,...
January 29, 2021
A parent watchdog group is criticizing San Diego Unified for spending tens of thousands of dollars — including some coronavirus relief money — on a federal lobbying firm instead of spending it on students. In April the school board hired The Raben Group in Washington D.C. with a contract worth up to $150,000, to advocate for more school stimulus funding, advance the district’s interests among federal lawmakers, and raise the district’s “profile as a leader,” according to the contrac...
January 26, 2021
Parents call dress code policy sexist in St. Johns County, team up to inspire change A group of parents are teaming up online with one goal in mind: to change the dress code policy in St. Johns County schools. Author: Leah Shields Updated: 8:23 AM EST January 26, 2021 ST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. — A group of parents are teaming up online with one goal in mind: to change the dress code policy in St. Johns County schools. The Facebook group has grown to about 100 peo...
January 14, 2021
12 DALLAS – As service members, retirees, Veterans and military families plan their new year budgets, the Army & Air Force Exchange Service is dedicated to helping heroes save. At Exchange stores worldwide and at ShopMyExchange.com, the military community receives tax-free shopping and military-exclusive pricing—benefits that make a difference every day. “Many of our shoppers have budgets they are trying to stick to, especially after the challenges of 2020,” said Air Fo...