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Fox C-6 students will start four-day schedule in second semester

The Fox C-6 School District will expand in-class instruction for students in all grade levels from two days a week to four days a week when the second semester starts Jan. 19, Superintendent Nisha Patel announced during the Board of Education meeting on Tuesday (Dec. 15). The first semester ends Jan. 15, and after a scheduled day off for Martin Luther King Day on Jan. 18, classes will resume Jan. 19. Ever since the school year started on Aug. 27, about 8,500 of its 11,163 students have been enrolled in the district’s Flexible Learning Plan, with about half of those attending class in person on Mondays and Tuesdays and the other half on Thursdays and Fridays.

Cupp: Life-saving women, threatened by lowlifes: What public health officials are enduring during the COVID-19 pandemic

Cupp: Life-saving women, threatened by lowlifes: What public health officials are enduring during the COVID-19 pandemic
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Health Departments report hundreds of new COVID-19 cases

(WSIL) Hundreds of new COVID-19 cases were reported Thursday. Cape Girardeau County Health Department: 3 deaths, 94 new cases Egyptian Health Department: Saline County Female: 2 under the age of 10, 3 in their teens, 1 in their 20’s, 1 in their 30’s, 2 in their 40’s, 3 in their 60’s, 2 in their 70’s, 1 in their 80’s, 1 in their 90’s, 1 demographics unknown-case status in progress Male:1 under the age of 10, 3 in their teens, 2 in their 20’s, 3 in their 30’s, 1 in their 40’s, 1 in their 50’s, 3 in their 60’s, 2 in their 70’s, 1 in their 80’s, 1 in their 90’s Gallatin County Female: 1 in their 70’s Male: 1 in their teens, 1 in their 20’s, 1 in their 40’s, 1 in their 50’s, 1 in their 70’s, 1 in their 80’s

COVID-19 pandemic stressing hospitals Is there a breaking point?

COVID-19 pandemic stressing hospitals. Is there a breaking point? What are hospitals breaking points? By Josh Gauntt | December 16, 2020 at 10:58 PM CST - Updated December 18 at 7:25 AM BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - The pandemic is stressing the healthcare system locally with ICU’s filling up, staffing challenges and other issues. We asked health experts if there’s a breaking point. For days now, less than 10% of adult and COVID ICU’s have been available in Jefferson County. At one point last week, only 1 ICU was available. Hospitals are also making more room to treat patients while dealing with staffing challenges. More than 600 COVID-19 patients are being treated in Birmingham area hospitals. That’s a 50% increase over the maximum number of patients from the summer. We asked Jefferson County’s health officer how much more can the healthcare system take?

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