MPS returns to virtual only until COVID-19 vaccine becomes available
MPS Supt. Dr. Ann Roy Moore announces virtual only classes By WSFA Staff | January 25, 2021 at 10:47 AM CST - Updated January 25 at 11:08 PM
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Montgomery Public School students and faculty will move to remote working and learning, officials announced.
MPS Superintendent Ann Roy Moore made the announcement Monday during a news conference. Moore says students will move to a virtual schedule on Feb.1. MPS employees will also be working remotely during that time.
Moore says the system will resume in-person instruction when the school system is able to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
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I don t think we re there as in terms of not wearing masks yet.
January 17, 2021
FARGO, N.D. After North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum announced reduced restrictions for businesses and the halt of the statewide mask mandate, some people in the community are unsure whether or not we are ready to move forward.
“The statewide mask mandate to expire at 8 am January 18th,”
Gov. Doug Burgum said.
As COVID-19 cases are reduced with implemented precautionary guidelines, Governor Burgum says we are ready to move forward with reduced restrictions, but people in the community say we might not be ready.
“I don’t think we’re ready to have no masks yet, if we look at other countries and how they went about with covid, they all wore masks and they stayed inside for a long period of time because they quarantined for so long and because of how much they wear masks and we’re not, we still have lots and lots of cases so I don’t think we’re there as in terms of not wearing
By: Jonathan Cooper
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. -
Governor Kevin Stitt made big changes to Oklahoma’s quarantine guidelines for students, with the goal of keeping more kids in the classroom, but other state leaders have voiced their concerns.
The changes come as the state surpasses 2,800 total deaths with the state reporting 29 new virus-related deaths Tuesday.
State Superintendent Joy Hofmeister is critical of the governor s new guidelines, saying that while she agrees in-person school is critical, COVID-19 is still rampant in the state. The ramifications of the pandemic on education have been challenging and severe. While this option underscores the need for mask requirements in school, I cannot in good conscience support ignoring quarantine guidelines from the CDC and other infectious disease experts. There is no doubt we all want our students and teachers to be safely in the classroom, but COVID is raging in Oklahoma. In-person instruction is critical, and so is mitigating the
FARGO, N.D — Fargo public schools return to in person learning on Tuesday. After an unexpected transition to virtual learning all Fargo public school students are now able to return to campus for in person classes. “Our process in Fargo Public Schools is that we’ve always had what we call a COVID-19 instructional planning committee, so when our committee met.