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Superintendent says health orders remain for Wyoming schools By Greg Hirst on March 8, 2021 Morgan Jacobs, 18, poses with a mask displaying the Midwest High School Oilers logo shortly before graduation ceremonies on Thursday, May 28, 2020, in Midwest. The masks were hand-stitched by math and science teacher Ronni Mull for each of the 14 graduates. (Dan Cepeda, Oil City) CASPER, Wyo —A memo to districts from the Wyoming Department of Education Monday said that health orders currently in place...

The 25 best breakfast cereals, ranked, for National Cereal Day Updated Mar 08, 2021; Facebook Share Milk, sugar, bowl. The American love affair with cereal dates to the late 19th century, when John Harvey Kellogg, a surgeon and health spa owner in Michigan, and C.W. Post, one of his former patients, developed a version of granola and Grape-Nuts, respectively. Cereal sales dipped in recent years — until last year, when Americans fell in love again with cereal during the quarantine. About $12 ...

Secondary schools in Ketchikan to remain half-full for at least another week Posted by Eric Stone | Feb 18, 2021 Ketchikan’s school board met virtually Thursday to consider bringing students back to full-capacity classrooms.  (Screenshot: Eric Stone/KRBD) Most of Ketchikan’s secondary school classrooms will remain half-full for another week as the area’s pandemic risk level remains elevated. But some school board members pushed to fully reopen schools despite emergency officials’ advic...

RC Soles, longtime NC lawmaker who died Friday, leaves a complicated legacy Gareth McGrath and Paul Woolverton USA TODAY NETWORK Robert Charles “R.C.” Soles Jr., a top Democratic lawmaker who represented Columbus County in the N.C. legislature for more than four decades before retiring in 2011, died on Friday at a South Carolina hospital. He was 86. His funeral was on Monday. A controversial figure for much of his political career, Soles faced many accusations of abusing his authority and ...

Smart Start Revolutionizes Transdermal Alcohol and Electronic Monitoring with a Single Solution Share Article The ORBIS transdermal alcohol monitoring device features an exciting design that resembles a smartwatch. ORBIS allows us to offer unprecedented accuracy in a design that is the most discreet and smallest in the market. DALLAS (PRWEB) January 28, 2021 Smart Start, the U.S. and world leader in alcohol monitoring, is pleased ...

Credit Laura Kraegel/KUCB Under the districts latest revision of its Smart Start 2020 plan, Unalaska students will once again return to their classrooms beginning Monday, Feb. 1.  The Unalaska School Board approved the districts revisions five to one at its special meeting on Monday. After suggesting opening schools later in the semester, Fernando Barrerra was the only board member to vote against moving forward with the districts revisions. Under the plan, cohorts of 10 or fewer students can ...

Stakeholders discuss possible plans to reopen schools in Unalaska January 21st |     As the city contends with potential widespread exposure to the coronavirus, Unalaskas schools have begun to determine if and how they will provide in-person learning opportunities to students. After the city made exceptions to its mandated 10-person gathering limit at a City Council meeting Tuesday, Jan. 12, — allowing schools to use up to 50% of classroom occupancy, or 10 people per room, whichever i...

Credit Laura Kraegel/KUCB   Remote education has been a challenge for many teachers and families, especially recently, as the district shifted to in-person learning and back out again, all within about one week.  And for those parents who are also teachers — while it may seem they have an advantage to teaching their children at home — its also been a very bumpy road. "My fourth grader is doing things that Im just not 100 percent confident with,"  said first grade teacher Mallery McEl...

As the city contends with potential widespread exposure to the coronavirus, Unalaska's schools have begun to determine if and how they will provide in