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Hundreds of Denver Public Schools educators, support staff receive COVID-19 vaccine KMGH and last updated 2021-02-13 20:09:58-05 DENVER -- Hundreds of Denver Public Schools educators and support staff received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine on Saturday. The mass vaccination clinic was a partnership between DPS and Denver Health. It was held at Denver Health's new Outpatient Medical Center. The goal was to begin vaccinating DPS staff members who work at schools located in communities hit hard by COVID-19. Among those scheduled to be vaccinated was high school theater teacher Benni...

MICHAEL MELIA English teachers are deciding which books to skip. History teachers are condensing units. Science teachers are often doing without experiments entirely. With instruction time reduced as much as half by the coronavirus pandemic, many of the nation’s middle school and high school teachers have given up on covering all the material normally included in their classes and instead are cutting lessons. Certain topics must be taught because they will appear on exit exams or Advanced Placement tests. But teachers are largely on their own to make difficult choices — what to prioritiz...

English teachers are deciding which books to skip. History teachers are condensing units. Science teachers are often doing without experiments entirely. With instruction time reduced as much as half by the coronavirus pandemic, many of the nation's middle school and high school teachers have given up on covering all the material normally included in their classes and instead are cutting lessons. Certain topics must be taught because they will appear on exit exams or Advanced Placement tests. But teachers are largely on their own to make difficult choices — what to prioritize and what to sac...

English teachers are deciding which books to skip. History teachers are condensing units. Science teachers are often doing without experiments entirely. With

The Associated Press English teachers are deciding which books to skip. History teachers are condensing units. Science teachers are often doing without experiments entirely. With instruction time reduced as much as half by the coronavirus pandemic, many of the nation’s middle school and high school teachers have given up on covering all the material normally included in their classes and instead are cutting lessons. Certain topics must be taught because they will appear on exit exams or Advanced Placement tests. But teachers are largely on their own to make difficult choices — what to pri...