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Thousands of teaching positions are open across the state of Florida, but no one is applying for them. The COVID-19 pandemic environment is taking its toll on educators, along with an already approaching teacher shortage.
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KSAT Kids: NEISD teacher recognized by Grammy Awards; massive sunflower field opens next month; local parent wades into mask debate This week’s teacher spotlight is on Matthew Trevino, Roan Forest Elementary’s music instructor Tags: AP Photo/Jae C. Hong. (Copyright 2021 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.) Hello parents, teachers and students! How are you all doing during this last grind before summer break? I know we’re all ready for some rest and relaxation as we start to see the weather begin to warm up. There was some big educational news this week as the school board for S...
More than 90 Alachua County Public School students and staff in quarantine This number remains tied to students who have tested positive on sports teams Photo by Kate McNamara | The Independent Florida Alligator Alachua County Public Schools has 93 students and faculty in quarantine as of Tuesday night, according to the school district’s COVID-19 dashboard. Under the district’s pr...
'High expectations': Tomball ISD earns top regional ranking FacebookTwitterEmail 1of18 Kindergarten math teacher Lindsey Hurst works with Elliott Taylor, 5, with a math assessment at Creekside Forest Elementary in Tomball ISD, in Spring, Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2021. Creekside Forest Elementary earned the number two spot for best elementary school in the Houston region in Children at Risk's annual rankings. Tomball ISD was rated as the best school district in the region and fifth best in the state.Karen Warren, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less 2of18 Fifth grader, Caue Da Si...
Warmer weather expected starting Saturday, National Weather Service says Memphis Commercial Appeal © Joe Rondone/The Commercial Appeal Downtown Memphis, Tenn. under heavy snowfall and below freezing temperatures on Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2021. Warmer weather is expected to begin Saturday and continuing into next week, the National Weather Service in Memphis said on Thursday evening. It's welcome news as a winter storm brought deep cold and a blanket of snow that disrupted traffic throughout much of the Memphis area — efforts to clear the roads were incomplete and conditions...