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COVID-19 outbreaks reported in local schools - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 outbreaks reported in local schools

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is reporting Coronavirus outbreaks in more than 80 schools across the state. Included on the list are students and staff members at Holland Woods, Central, and Fort Gratiot Middle Schools and Port Huron High School. Landmark Academy in Kimball Township and Morton Elementary in Marysville are also reporting cases among students. In Sanilac County, cases are being reported at high schools in both the Sandusky and Brown City school districts. The full list can be viewed on the state health department's outbreak website.

Source: wphm.net
Winter weather damage may keep some North Texas schools closed indefinitely - Vimarsana News

Winter weather damage may keep some North Texas schools closed indefinitely

Dallas ISD suffered a total 131 broken pipes at 113 different campuses, district officials said. Author: Kevin Reece Updated: 5:35 PM CST February 23, 2021 DALLAS — Damage to North Texas schools was so widespread during last week's record-shattering winter weather that multiple schools may not be able to reopen until sometime next week. Districts from Dallas to Arlington to Fort Worth have reported that some campuses will not be able to open on Wednesday. Dallas ISD announced Tuesday afternoon that due to ongoing repairs, students at J.P. Starks, Lang MS, Bry...

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Adaptive playground equipment for students with disabilities coming to Morton and Sandoz - Vimarsana News

Adaptive playground equipment for students with disabilities coming to Morton and Sandoz

Brian Neben Lexington Clipper-Herald LEXINGTON — With the help of private donations and grants, adaptive playground equipment for students with disabilities will be coming to Morton and Sandoz Elementary. Lexington Public Schools has been looking to increase the access of their playgrounds for students with special needs and to promote a more inclusive setting for all of their students. To do so, the district has wanted to install adaptive playground equipment. With this equipment, students with special needs will be able to access all points of the playground. The level surf...

Source: lexch.com