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America s unequal return to classrooms

America s unequal return to classrooms Illustration: Sarah Grillo/Axios Most American kids have returned to some form of in-person school by now but low-income school districts are paying a higher price for it. The big picture: Preparing for testing, infrastructure improvements and distancing has cost school districts tens of millions of dollars. And poorer districts have had to freeze hiring and cut entire programs to make it work. Whenever you have an event like the pandemic, poor communities always get hit first, they always get hit the hardest, and the impact always lasts the longest,” Arne Duncan, former education secretary under Barack Obama, told Axios.

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Here Are 8 Silly Health And Safety Myths Illustrated By Vibrant Doors

Here Are 8 Silly Health And Safety Myths Illustrated By Vibrant Doors
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Tinder to offer background checks on would-be dates

The dating service is partnering with a non-profit to report on criminal records of match-ups.

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Concern about Republican coronavirus vaccine hesitancy is growing

Illustration: Annelise Capossela/Axios Polling and public officials are increasingly sounding the alarm about one group of Americans that remains stubbornly resistant to the idea of receiving a coronavirus vaccine: Republicans. The big picture: Vaccine enthusiasm has increased over the last few months, but a giant partisan gap remains. Driving the news: Nearly half of Republican men 49% say they won t choose to be vaccinated if a vaccine is available to them, according to a recent NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist survey. Among those who said they supported Trump in 2020, 47% said they wouldn t choose to be vaccinated. In contrast, 6% of Democratic men and 10% of Biden supporters said they wouldn t get the shot.

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Beginning a new serial story by Cheryl Rao

Updated: March 09, 2021 12:03 IST Why was Mohit pretending to be something he was not, wonders Neel. Beginning a new serial story Share Article AAA Why was Mohit pretending to be something he was not, wonders Neel. Beginning a new serial story Neel took several steps back; then, when no one noticed that he had moved away, he turned and quickly climbed up the slope away from the adults busy at work. From the top of the hillock, he could see the half-broken houses, with their roofs caved in and collapsed walls. He could also see furniture strewn about. He watched the people who were working tirelessly, trying to rebuild Arramandal to what it had been before the earthquake.

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