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Students, our youngest to be vaccinated it gives us an opportunity to think what it will take to keep our students to be safe and keeping the core focus to where it should be right now. that focus right now should be on learning for our students and their social-emotional learning space. >> reporter: tennessee's vaccination rate is low compared to other states less than half the population here is fully vaccinated so hesitancy among parents to get their children vaccinated is a concern. lauren lowry covers education for our affiliate wsmv. >> the district is starting to roll out these events i...

May 21, 2022 will mark the 90th anniversary of Earhart’s historic landing in Gallagher’s field at Ballyarnett.  Yesterday, October 12...

Josh and i hear things -- when someone says something, we sort of have a sense of what's going on, so when they say they're going door to door, that is more likely than not that there was a lockdown procedure. they are now entering each classroom and then releasing the students in a sort of organized fashion. >> to that point and the challenge of it, let's bring in to join the conversation, analyst charles ramsay. he was the commissioner of police in philadelphia and the chief here in the district of columbia as well. chief ramsay, 1900 students, a 75-acre campus, 14,075 square feet of learnin...

Selection process moves closer to naming 2022 Teacher of the Year A third-grade science teacher from Leroy H. Smith School in Winterport is among the semifinalists. Share Hillary Hoyt presents to the Teacher of the Year selection panel July 29 at the University of Maine. Courtesy of Dolly Sullivan, Educate Maine ORONO — Eight semifinalists, among them Winterport teacher Hillary Hoyt, have completed another round in the selection process for 2022 Maine Teacher of the Year. The teachers submitted portfolios and delivered oral presentations to a selection panel July 29 at the Uni...

Surrey children waited up to 13 months for mental health support before Covid pandemic hit It took some up to 402 days from referral to get a first appointment More than 12,000 Surrey children were referred for mental health support in 2019/20 (Image: Pexels) Sign up to our daily newsletter for all the latest and breaking news from across the countyInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe here We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our unde...