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NC coronavirus update February 26: Some COVID 19 restrictions on bars, restaurants to be lifted at 5 p m

NC coronavirus update February 26: Some COVID 19 restrictions on bars, restaurants to be lifted at 5 p m
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NC coronavirus update February 25: COVID-19 variant first identified in the UK confirmed in Durham County

9:45 p.m. Cumberland County Schools - 43% of its 8,000 full-time and part-time employees have been vaccinated. At this rate, Director Of Health Services Shirley Bolden believes every employee who wants a vaccine will get one before their March 15 in-person start date. Durham Public Schools officials tell Eyewitness News 422 doses were given out to employees on Thursday. Johnston County has vaccinated more than 2,000 of their more than 5,000 staff. ABC11 reached out to Moore, Hoke, and Harnett County schools for numbers; we re still awaiting a response. Sampson County Schools has had a few dozen teachers get vaccinated with more than 500 signed up. Health care officials will hold a drive thru vaccination clinic for this new group on Saturday morning at the Sampson County Expo Center.

School buildings: Essential learning centers or pandemic Petri dishes? Many Black parents feel conflicted

Photo: Adobe Stock Legislation would require public schools to reopen, worrying Black parents about sending their kids back during a pandemic. They also fear their kids will fall behind academically without in-person instruction. Geraldine Alshamy is well-versed in the science that says schools aren’t big spreaders of the coronavirus, if districts follow state and federal health guidance.  Alshamy, an education advocate who leads Mary Magdalene Ministries Inc., in Wake County also believes research that says learning loss during the COVID-19 pandemic will harm students of color more so than their white peers.   Alshamy also knows, however, that one teacher or student death is one too many. “A dead child will never catch up [academically],” she said. 

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