KIPP Texas Delays Start Date, Offers Free COVID-19 Testing to Students and Families
KIPP Texas has announced they will push back the return date for students by one day to Thursday, Jan. 6.
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KIPP Texas has announced they will push back the return date for students by one day to Thursday, Jan. 6.
Amid a challenging pandemic year, suburban schools struggled to help students meet proficiency standards and saw declines in student enrollment, state figures have shown. On Thursday, officials released annual assessment data showing just how severe the issues were in individual school districts.
Wicked Local Though Gov. Charlie Baker has said his administration has no plans to reinstate a school mask mandate come fall, Brookline is among several districts across the state currently debating whether to continue asking students and staff to mask up. In a remote meeting Friday, experts on the Public Schools of Brookline’s Advisory Panel 4: Public Health, Safety and Logistics discussed the pros and cons of continuing the district’s COVID-19 mitigation strategies into the 2021-2022 school year. Though they did not take a vote, the panel members reached informal consensus on a recomm...
UpdatedTue, May 11, 2021 at 10:46 am CT Reply Northbrook Junior High Geometry students celebrate placing third in an online international "IXL Spring Learning Showdown" by completing 75,048 math problems in the month of April. (Photo courtesy of Northbrook Junior High) NORTHBROOK, IL — What started out as a friendly competition to try to earn some pizza money for their classmates added up to a Northbrook Junior High geometry class coming together to finish third in an international math problem-solving competition. Mary Claire Seeberg's class wound up completing 75,048 math problems during ...
UpdatedFri, Apr 30, 2021 at 4:30 am ET Replies(5) Fairfield schools won't offer a full-time remote learning option next school year. (Shutterstock) FAIRFIELD, CT — There will be no full-time remote learning option for Fairfield students next school year, the superintendent confirmed Thursday. The school district had already clarified that its Remote Learning Academy, created in mid-2020 amid the coronavirus pandemic, would not return for the fall semester, but added this week that no other option for voluntary daily access to remote learning would be available. In a message to parents, Supe...