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View Comments Wayne Township Schools has changed its mask policy, recommending that all students, teachers and staff wear them when classes begin Wednesday — regardless of vaccination status — after new guidance around masking in K-12 schools was issued Tuesday by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The CDC says all individuals, including those who have been fully vaccinated, should return to wearing masks indoors in areas with substantial or high rates of transmission. The recommendation extends to K-12 schools, where health experts recommend that everyone be masked,...

We want you! (to tell us how you're feeling about school) Indianapolis Star © Michelle Pemberton/IndyStar The classroom of 8th Grade Language Arts Teacher Fred Fox, Friday, March 5, 2021, at New Palestine Junior High in New Palestine, Ind. Last year Fox's classroom had an array of comfortable furniture. This year it's been removed, and desks all face front for cleaning and social distancing. Happy first day of school, Perry Township! And to everyone else, consider this a reminder to savor these last days of summer. The new school year is officially here. That means back to ...

Training, practicing with your team, going to your classes and mandatory study hall. i don't know if they still do those things now. i haven't talked about eating or i haven't talked about a social life. it's almost like these kids are -- our young men and women are working two full-time jobs and after -- i remember walking home after a women's basketball game, not having a car, and then not having a couple of dollars in my pocket to get something to eat, even if i did want to. having those feelings are strange. especially when you know you will play on espn the next day or that you can see ne...

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"Bridging the Gap" initiative will spend federal relief aid on helping more kids get college-ready this summer.