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The Cincinnati Federation of Teachers is seeking to delay the return to in-person instruction as COVID-19 cases remain high in the county. Some CPS students are scheduled to physically return to class starting Feb. 2.
0:54 Just four days before teachers begin returning to the classroom, vaccinations will be administered at Mt. Airy School and the Duke Energy Center. The first group of vaccinations will go to teachers and paraprofessionals from pre-K through third grade, as well as specialized classrooms. Consuelo Esteves teaches kindergarten at Covedale. "I feel very honored," Esteves said. "I almost feel like it's prayers answered because I do have some underlying medical conditions that I've been worried about, so I'm happy about that." She said she was concerned about returning, but she felt safer after...
January 25 2021, 11:04 am | BY Ricki Green | 14 Comments Fitness First has today launched a new brand platform, ‘Put Yourself First’ via Thinkerbell, to highlight the importance and benefits that come from finding the time to look after yourself and stay fit. 2020 was a physically and mentally exhausting year for everyone, with Australians struggling to find time to prioritise their own needs. Newly released research conducted by YouGov Galaxy has found that more than 60% of Australian’s believe they need to find more time for themselves to stay fit and healthy. Further, over ...
January 25, 2021 11:02 After a physically and mentally draining year, Fitness First is seeking to highlight the importance of staying fit, launching new brand platform ‘Put Yourself First’. The new platform and accompanying campaign was inspired by YouGov Galaxy research which found that 60% of Australians believe they need to find more time to stay fit and healthy and 83% of parents of children under 12 saying they needed to look after themselves more. The out-of-home execution In response, Fitness First is targeting both the physical and psychological benefits of keeping active, as we...
3:20 The Cincinnati Public Schools Board of Education in December laid out plans to return to blended learning if the city remained below 40 new daily COVID-19 cases per 100,000 people. When the board voted last week to return Feb. 1, the city was averaging 66 new daily cases. Some teachers are frustrated with the new plan, saying staff weren't given the opportunity to provide input, and they're worried about contracting the virus. Kia Alexander teaches science at the School For Creative and Performing Arts. "The county has, as we all know, recently moved into purple," Alexander said. "It wor...