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COVID-19 cases in Maine schools rise to highest levels of the pandemic School officials say the increase is a reflection of community spread, not transmission in schools, and several are continuing with plans to increase in-person learning. Share The number of coronavirus cases in Maine schools is rising as cases in the community remain high and as many students return to more in-person learning. The current case rate in schools is 45 per 10,000 students and staff over the last 30 days, according to the Maine Department of Education. That number is still lower than the case rate among the ge...

Frustrated parents in San Francisco have coined a new phrase for their latest classroom reality: “Zoom in a Room."

'Zoom in a Room:' California ranks last in the country for reopening schools By Jocelyn Gecker, Janie Har and Amy Taxin Published  (Photo sent in by Karla Gonzalez) SAN FRANCISCO - Frustrated parents in San Francisco have coined a new phrase for their latest classroom reality: "Zoom in a Room." In Los Angeles, students can start going back to school in person, but more than half say they will stick with distance learning. More than a year after the coronavirus pandemic forced California’s classrooms to close, some of the largest school districts are welcoming back students this week. But t...

School's out for the teachers! Outrage as San Francisco parents are told to send their kids back to class but teachers will stay HOME and hold lessons over Zoom San Francisco parents have been told they will have to send children back to classrooms with a laptop and headphones, while teachers remain at home The frustrated moms and dads, who have endured more than a year of at-home learning, dubbed the bizarre move 'Zoom in a room' 'How is this OK', asked mum Kira Gaber, who planned to defy the computer mandate and send her kids back with a coloring books instead

Updated 4 hours ago Frustrated parents in San Francisco have coined a new phrase for their latest classroom reality: “Zoom in a Room.” In Los Angeles, students can start going back to school in person, but more than half say they will stick with distance learning. More than a year after the coronavirus pandemic forced California’s classrooms to close, some of the largest school districts are welcoming back students this week. But the most populated state is lagging the rest of the country — and in some cases offering options that parents say are unacceptable. Download our mobile app ...