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The time Rhode Island had an Electoral College crisis

The time Rhode Island had an Electoral College crisis Rhode Island has played a crucial role in at least one Electoral College controversy – in 1876 By Dan McGowan Globe Staff,Updated December 14, 2020, 8:30 a.m. Email to a Friend LEADING OFF Happy Monday and welcome to Rhode Map, your daily guide to everything happening in the Ocean State. I’m Dan McGowan and my fantasy football season came to a crashing end yesterday, so I’ll be in a mood this week. Follow me on Twitter . ICYMI: Rhode Island was up to 70,818 confirmed coronavirus cases on Friday, after adding 1,216 new cases. The most recent overall daily test-positive rate was 6.6 percent, and the first-time positive rate was 23.6 percent. The state announced 11 more deaths, bringing the total to 1,509. There were 466 people in the hospital.

Nearly a quarter of Boston public high school students not logging into classes daily as course failure rates rise

Nearly a quarter of Boston public high school students not logging into classes daily as course failure rates rise By James Vaznis Globe Staff,Updated December 12, 2020, 5:30 p.m. Email to a Friend Michaela, 9, participates in remote learning at the Boys and Girls Club in Dorchester in October.John Tlumacki/Globe Staff Nearly a quarter of Boston public high school students did not log into classes on any given day this fall as schools remain closed and course failure rates rise, according to school data released Saturday that paints a worrisome picture of academic disengagement. Among students in grades 6-12, failure rates for the first academic quarter, which concluded last month, jumped to 18 percent in English, from 12.4 percent the previous year. Increases in failure rates in other subjects were similar.

National coalition of teacher unions calls on President-elect Joe Biden to appoint a U S secretary of education who will restore commitment to public education

Contact: Unions representing 300k+ educators and school-related personnel lay out a common good, Black and Brown student-focused approach to a Biden-led Department of Education. CHICAGO, Dec. 8, 2020 Some of America’s largest teachers union locals and most prominent national educator-led organizations sent a letter to President-elect Joseph Biden today calling for an educator committed to families, communities and the well-being of Black and Brown students to be appointed to the role of education secretary in the new Biden-Harris administration. This letter comes on the heels of school years tested and tried by COVID-19 since March, and a lack of clear and safe reopening guidance for educators, students and their families.

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