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4:40 p.m. Lee County health officials said 44 more COVID-19 cases have been reported in the last week. In total, there have been 5,549 cases and 73 county deaths since the pandemic began. 3:40 p.m. Johnston County health officials are reporting a COVID-19 cluster at Cleveland Elementary School. NCDHHS defines a cluster as a minimum of five cases with illness onsets or initial positive results within a 14-day period and plausible epidemiologic linkage between cases. Johnston County school officials told ABC11 the impacted classroom moved to remote instruction following the first case and there...

Los Angeles teachers union rejects return to classroom until demands are met KABC Share: LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Members of the Los Angeles teachers union voted overwhelmingly Friday to reject what it calls an "unsafe" return to the classroom unless certain demands are met. The vote comes on the heels of Gov. Gavin Newsom signing a $6.6-billion bill offering school districts a major financial incentive to get students back into classrooms. For LAUSD in-person teaching to resume, United Teachers Los Angeles is demanding L.A. County move out of the state's purple tier, returning staff must be vac...

‘Governor DeWine needs to stop playing games with the health and lives of our school communities.’ Teacher unions from across Ohio say Gov. DeWine is pressuring schools to reopen before it is safe. (Source: Live 5/File) By Brian Planalp | January 21, 2021 at 6:42 PM EST - Updated February 2 at 4:58 PM COLUMBUS, Ohio (FOX19) - Several of Ohio’s largest teacher unions say Gov. Mike DeWine “coerced” commitments from school district superintendents to return to in-person learning. DeWine made the claim Tuesday that 96 percent of public school districts had committe...

UPPER MORELAND TWP., Pennsylvania (WPVI) -- Students in the Upper Moreland School District began a hybrid learning plan on Monday that includes in-person classes for the first time this school year. They started the school year all virtual, but as district leaders monitor the infection rate, they're transitioning to the hybrid plan. District officials said 70% of students will be taking part. Some parents said it's a big change. "Huge. I work from home, so the fact that they're not going to be there making lunch, making breakfast, calling my name while I'm on the phone," said parent Tina Kel...