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Time in this pandemic above near nearly 105,000. States are ordering people to stay home. A pivotal fda meeting tomorrow, 24 hours away, and Officials Say if the Pfizer Vaccine is approved then, it could be rolling out friday as friday of this week, with the first vaccinations just hours after that. We begin this hour in rhode island, where cases are now rising at the fastest rate of any state in the u. S. Alexandria field, outside a new hospital yesterday there, we see overflow, alexandra, tell us what youre seeing. Good morning, jim. This is a heavy burden for the state of rhode island, smal...

Night school helping kindergarteners stay in school during pandemic Posted at 2:42 PM, Jan 22, 2021 and last updated 2021-01-22 15:42:28-05 NEWARK, NJ. — When most students are getting ready for bed, these kids are logging on for kindergarten night school. "When I tell people my son is in night school and what time his school starts, they’re like, 'Night school? I didn't know they had that for kindergarten,'" said Kimberly Hyman, whose 6-year-old son, Ian, is in the evening learning program run by KIPP charter school in New Jersey. It’s a strategy that’s helped grown-ups...

A Simple Fix: Kindergarten at Night To help working parents keep their kids focused on remote learning, one school switched up its schedule. Dec. 18, 2020 This is the Coronavirus Schools Briefing, a guide to the seismic changes in U.S. education that are taking place during the pandemic. Sign up here to get this newsletter in your inbox. It’s almost impossible for kindergarten students and first graders to learn remotely without adult supervision. But school and work start and end around the same time. It’s difficult for parents to oversee remote learning and do their jobs at the same tim...

Credit: Getty Images Educators have truly shown themselves as heroes during the COVID-19 pandemic, adapting to virtual learning, juggling the education and care of their own children, and staying on top of health restrictions and personal protective equipment requirements to keep themselves—and their students—safe. Now it seems like teachers are taking it one step further once again, signing on well after 3 p.m. to help their students. I actually first heard about this trend from my sister, Heather Melms, a spe...