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Mass reports 718 new coronavirus cases among public school students, 94 among school staff over two-week period

Mass. reports 718 new coronavirus cases among public school students, 94 among school staff over two-week period A total of 12,112 cases among students and 6,037 among staff members have been reported to the state since Sept. 24 By Felicia Gans Globe Staff,Updated April 29, 2021, 5:19 p.m. Email to a Friend A parent brought his child to the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. elementary school in Cambridge on Wednesday.David L. Ryan/Globe Staff Local school officials in Massachusetts reported to the state 718 new coronavirus cases among students and 94 among school staff members for the two-week period that ended Wednesday. Though the case numbers were documented over a two-week period, schools were on vacation for the week of April 19, so the data only include five school days. Even so, the number of cases reported among staff members was at its lowest level since October.

Mass reports 718 new coronavirus cases among public school students, 94 among school staff over two-week period

Mass. reports 718 new coronavirus cases among public school students, 94 among school staff over two-week period Felicia Gans © David L. Ryan/Globe Staff A parent brought his child to the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. elementary school in Cambridge on Wednesday. Local school officials in Massachusetts reported to the state 718 new coronavirus cases among students and 94 among school staff members for the two-week period that ended Wednesday. Though the case numbers were documented over a two-week period, schools were on vacation for the week of April 19, so the data only include five school days. Even so, the number of cases reported among staff members was at its lowest level since October.

Whales and waves: Keith Middle School students learn through Whaling Museum program

Whales and waves: Keith Middle School students learn through Whaling Museum program Kerri Tallman, Standard-Times Replay Video UP NEXT NEW BEDFORD  Sixth-graders at the advanced level at Keith Middle School have teamed up with the New Bedford Whaling Museum in a pilot program to understand how sound waves travel through different media. They re able to bridge the connection of sound waves, said Misti Nordstrom, sixth-grade math and science teacher. For students to learn about frequency of waves, they re really surprised to learn that sound travels faster through water than air. © Submitted photo Misti Nordstrom uses her doc camera to project the effect that a tuning fork will have on water once a vibration begins. Distant learners and in-person students experience the demonstration simultaneously and record observations in their virtual notebooks.

New Bedford s Keith Middle School teams up with Whaling Museum

NEW BEDFORD  Sixth-graders at the advanced level at Keith Middle School have teamed up with the New Bedford Whaling Museum in a pilot program to understand how sound waves travel through different media. They re able to bridge the connection of sound waves, said Misti Nordstrom, sixth-grade math and science teacher. For students to learn about frequency of waves, they re really surprised to learn that sound travels faster through water than air. So far, Nordstrom said students are most excited about sperm whale communication and how whales use different clicking noises and patterns for different expressions. Some are for safety reasons, some to capture prey.

New Bedford police target Blacks, low-income neighborhoods, says CFJJ

New Bedford police target Blacks, low-income neighborhoods, says CFJJ
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