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Alaska governor declares emergency over village water crisis

3 5 Weeks After Tuluksak Fire, Dunleavy Issues Disaster Declaration

Bethel Family Clinic Offering COVID-19 Vaccines And PCR Testing

   Medical Director Debra Cyphert said that Bethel Family Clinic’s 150 doses of the Pfizer vaccine are currently stored in an ultra-cold freezer at the Yukon-Kuskokwim Health Corporation. She said that the clinic’s doses of the vaccine are available to first responders and anyone 65 or older. At YKHC, COVID-19 vaccines are now available to anyone in the general population 16 years or older. Bethel Family Clinic also began offering PCR tests for detecting COVID-19 with a 24 to 48 hour turnaround time a couple of weeks ago. Cyphert said that Bethel Family Clinic is sending out PCR test samples on the first available Alaska Airlines flight to BeechTree Labs, a private commercial lab in Anchorage.

Parents call for return to classroom

BETHEL (AP) — Parents in an Alaska city have called for a return to classrooms after a high failure rate among students while school buildings were closed by the coronavirus pandemic. The Lower Kuskokwim School District in Bethel made public a report showing high school students failed 59% of their classes during the first semester, KYUK-AM reported. Students did not submit enough work to receive grades in 36% to 52% of kindergarten through eighth-grade classes, the report said. I was shocked, during the school reports, about the high numbers of students that are not engaging at all in school, said Megan Newport, the parent of a student at the Ayaprun Elitnaurvik school.

Alaska parents call for class return after student failures

Alaska parents call for class return after student failures February 2, 2021 GMT BETHEL, Alaska (AP) Parents in an Alaska city have called for a return to classrooms after a high failure rate among students while school buildings were closed by the coronavirus pandemic. The Lower Kuskokwim School District in Bethel made public a report showing high school students failed 59% of their classes during the first semester, KYUK-AM reported. Students did not submit enough work to receive grades in 36% to 52% of kindergarten through eighth-grade classes, the report said. ADVERTISEMENT “I was shocked, during the school reports, about the high numbers of students that are not engaging at all in school,” said Megan Newport, the parent of a student at the Ayaprun Elitnaurvik school.

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