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Had great disruption. this plays into the — had great disruption. this plays into the questions for against vaccinating children. the chief medital— vaccinating children. the chief medical officer will make that decision but i suspect a lot of it will come — decision but i suspect a lot of it will come down to parental choice. the idea _ will come down to parental choice. the idea is— will come down to parental choice. the idea is not that children are particularly vulnerable to covid and are less _ particularly vulnerable to covid and are less likely to become seriously than adults bu...

© press Joe Biden is accused of colluding with dark money and teachers unions Joe Biden has been accused by a government accountability group of funneling dark money and colluding with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and teachers unions to keep America's schools closed. The nonprofit, nonpartisan organization Americans for Public Trust (APT) is launching a $1 million advertising campaign to warn the public about the alleged actions of Biden and the CDC. The move comes after it was revealed the CDC regularly communicated with a prominent teachers union regarding sc...

2-case rule dropped at NYC schools as opt-in deadline extended By Stacey Delikat and FOX 5 NY Staff Published  NYC schools closure rule Mayor Bill de Blasio said his administration is doing away with the so-called two-case rule governing the closure of schools amid the pandemic. But the teachers' union says the mayor doesn't have the power to do that. NEW YORK - When New York City public schools reopened last fall, many of them proceeded to then close again and again because of a rule mandating an entire building close for two weeks or 10 days with two unrelated coronavirus cases in th...

William Wooddell for the Ark Valley Voice How one Colorado county prioritized in-person learning in the face of COVID-19, while protecting its tourism-based economy. Over the past year, Chaffee County, Colorado has managed to do something few outlying counties across this state — or this country– have done: support in-person learning for its two school districts. As February fades into March, the roughly 2,246 children ages K-12 of this county, with only a few blips, have been educated in-person for the entire school year. How this county has accomplished this may be a lesson for all co...