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En Eagle Pass continuará siendo opcional que padres envíen a sus hijos a clases o que estudien a distancia

En Eagle Pass continuará siendo opcional que padres envíen a sus hijos a clases o que estudien a distancia
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Pine Belt schools prepare to connect teachers to vaccines

Pine Belt schools prepare to connect teachers to vaccines Pine Belt schools prepare to connect teachers to vaccines By Melissa Rademaker | January 11, 2021 at 9:06 PM CST - Updated January 11 at 9:06 PM FORREST COUNTY, Miss. (WDAM) - There are two different vaccines being administered across the country in the fight against COVID-19. School districts in the Pine Belt are preparing to offer a dose to their teachers. Teachers are included in Phase “1b2” of vaccine distribution, meaning they are expected to get their first dose in January or February. Superintendents in Petal and Forrest County are currently working on plans to provide easy access to the vaccine for their hardworking teachers.

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Kirkwood police seek 3 suspects in school graffiti

Kirkwood police release surveillance video of suspects who spray-painted racist messages on school Once the investigation is complete, the findings will be referred to a prosecutor for an independent charging decision, which could include a hate crime enhancement Author: Marianne Martinez Updated: 11:35 AM CST January 11, 2021 KIRKWOOD, Mo. Kirkwood police are looking for three suspects who spray-painted racist graffiti at three schools last week. The department Monday released surveillance video and images of three people who spray-painted the exterior of Kirkwood High School on Jan. 6. Police said the suspects may also be responsible for vandalism at the district s two middle schools that occurred that same night.

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Armed cop is sent to 15-year-old girl s house because she was failing a class

Armed cop is sent to 15-year-old girl s house because she was failing a class while learning virtually - as school district is blasted for scare tactics On Monday an armed school resource officer and a counselor visited the home of Porscha Outen in St. Louis, Missouri They asked to speak to her daughter Paris, 15, a student at Ritenour High School, to address how she was failing a class Outen said she was shocked and fearful upon seeing the officer s firearm The cop, who was part of the school s wellness team , said: It’s just a precaution. We are here because your daughter has an F in one class

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Union R-XI Board Opposes November Election Move

Count the Union R-XI School District Board of Education squarely against moving school board elections to November.

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