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High winds, heavy rain forecast today and tomorrowÂ
High winds, heavy rain forecast today and tomorrowÂ
December 24, 2020 07:45AM By Lauren Sellew, Record-Journal staff
A high wind warning is in effect from tonight through tomorrow morning as a storm is expected to bring heavy rain and strong wind gusts through the state.Â
The high wind warning is in effect from 6 p.m. tonight through 10 a.m. Friday, according to the National Weather Service. Today there will be cloudy skies and mild temperatures, Gary Lessor, meteorologist with the Weather Center at Western Connecticut State University, said. It will become breezy in the afternoon with high temperatures in the 50âs. Tonight the rain will pick up, especially after midnight, Lessor said.
A real challenge : CT school districts struggle with substitute teacher shortage
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A sign sends love out to staff of Middlesex Middle School, thanks to efforts by students and parents Monday afternoon.Jarret Liotta / For Hearst Connecticut Media
Schools going remote and high school graduates filling in for seasoned teachers some may say it’s not the ideal educational scenario, but it’s the one districts are facing.
With COVID-19 making many hesitant to step into a classroom, Connecticut cities and towns are dealing with a substitute shortage that’s resulted in schools going remote from lack of available coverage and the state lowering their requirements to help bring instructors into the classroom.