Hermiston students return to the classroom
It was a big day for Hermiston School District’s youngest students as kindergarteners and first graders spent a day in person with their teacher for the first time on Wednesday,
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It was a big day for Hermiston School District’s youngest students as kindergarteners and first graders spent a day in person with their teacher for the first time on Wednesday,
District leaders emphasized their commitment to bringing students back by showing off an...
Updated on February 17, 2021 at 6:39 pm NBC Universal, Inc. It's still unclear when San Francisco students will return to the classroom, but the school district on Wednesday showed the work it has done to make sure children are safe when they do return. At Sunset Elementary School, there is a new setup ready. The school is one of the first six elementary schools to have been inspected by the department of public health, which must sign off on any school before it reopens. "Desks that are again socially distanced — apart 6 feet each," San Francisco Unified School District's Chief Facilities ...
âI want to come back every single day,â first grader Fabian Aguilar said. He and his brother Damian, also a first grader, were among the dozens of children greeted by a parent as they trickled out of Sunset Elementary School after a morning of learning inside. The afternoon shift of students would arrive about an hour later, after classrooms were sanitized. Fabian said his favorite part of his first day was the math. âYou have to draw something and tell your partner,â he said. Damien said his favorite part was getting to dance for a few minutes. Both boys said they liked l...
Feb 15, 2021 ∫ The Alpena Public Schools Board of Education’s Property Committee recommends the board award an asbestos abatement contract to Total Environmental for the district’s asbestos abatement projects in the amount of $198,200. The district will be doing asbestos abatement at Hinks, Besser, Ella White, Sanborn, and Wilson elementaries, the former Sunset Elementary School, and Central Office as part of the $33.9 million property tax voters approved in March. The majority of the asbestos abatement will be completed in the boiler rooms of the schools. Total Environment is the lowe...