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Monitoring and Evaluation Consultancy in Afghanistan about Agriculture, requiring 10+ years of experience, from DAI; closing on 02 Apr 2021

GENERAL FUNCTION Internews is seeking a Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Director for ongoing and potential USAID-funded media support projects in Myanmar. The M&E Director reports to the Chief of Party (COP) and collaborates with Regional M&E Manager in Bangkok to design and manage monitoring and evaluation of programs.

Caution on return to schools is the safest approach Yes, students need to be back in the classroom, but care was critical in COVID decisionmaking.  By EDITORIAL BOARD, Star Tribune February 27, 2021 — 6:00pm Text size Copy shortlink: Something unusual happened when Anoka-Hennepin Superintendant David Law didn't cancel school as subzero cold blasted into the state earlier this month: His phone didn't ring. In a year without a pandemic, Law would have fielded around 100 calls from angry parents worried about students out in the ext...

Students in Ferndale Public Schools now have the option to return to in-person instruction after the Board of Education voted to approve a plan Feb. 1. This picture shows how an elementary school classroom will be arranged to allow for social distancing. Photo provided by Ferndale Public Schools Ferndale Public Schools to allow in-person instruction option Advertisement FERNDALE — The students in Ferndale Public Schools now have the option to return to in-person instruction. On Feb. 1, the district’s Board of Education approved a Return to Learning Plan that allows students in elementary,...

Vaccinate educators now A scene from the CEA's "Vaccinate educators now" video. Nearly a year after the coronavirus pandemic forced schools to shut down, no one is more eager for a full reopening than teachers, who understand the myriad advantages of in-person instruction and the hurdles of going remote. If we prioritize school reopening, however, we must prioritize vaccination of teachers. Jeff Leake In its latest guidelines on school reopening, the clearest yet, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention encourages states to prioritize teachers, maintaining, “Teachers and school staff...