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On Saturday, Feb. 13, around 200 educators and child care workers received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine at a drive-thru event at the county’s bus barn in Frisco. It marked the first time that workers, other than those in health care and first responders, were vaccinated in the county. Of the 200, 132 doses were available for Summit School District employees, including teachers, coaches, custodians, bus drivers and more. “When we started this wild ride of the pandemic, we were talking about different entrances, hand sanitizer, masks and I just couldn’t wait until the part whe...

New Hanover County Schools reported 100 cases of Covid-19 the week of Feb. 1-5. SOUTHEASTERN N.C. — New Hanover County Schools reported 100 cases of Covid-19 among its students and staff the week of Feb. 1-5, including 12 individuals at Isaac Bear Early College High, according to the district’s reporting. A total of 205 people are quarantining after being exposed to the virus at NHCS locations. Related: Since NHCS launched its reporting dashboard — which is where Port City Daily obtains data for its weekly updates — the school system has been met with skepticism about the accuracy of...

Submitted by paula on Tue, 01/26/2021 - 6:24pm SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. - Students receiving weekly food bags from Bread & Broth 4 Kids will be able to pick them up at normal locations on Friday this week, due to the pending blizzard. Buses from Lake Tahoe Unified School District normally distribute the bags to students with the breakfasts and lunches on Wednesdays, but with the possibility of a snow day and heavy snow, Bread & Broth moved to Friday for safety concerns. Bags will also be available on Friday at the three school locations that serve the to-go breakfasts and lunches -...

Kindness rules on “Grinch Day” By Carol Marsh - DarkeCountyMedia.com Not even an appearance by the Grinch, himself, can stop student Emery Linebaugh (pictured) from giggling at lunchtime while visiting with Santa on “Grinch Day” at Mississinawa Elementary School in Union City. Provided photos Mississinawa Valley third grade student, Eeastan Keaser, is all smiles as he displays his certificate of kindness from the North Pole. Eeastan was recognized for helping other students tie their shoes. Provided photos The “Don’t Be a Grinch, Be Kind” bulletin board at the main entrance ...

Snow days may no longer be something to celebrate for students of Frederick County Public Schools. Beginning this school year, FCPS announced that in the event of inclement weather, students and staff would engage in virtual instruction from home. What that means for the future when schools are fully reopened is unclear, but for the time being, students will continue to follow the schedule for virtual learning that is currently in effect, according to Daryl Boffman, executive director of public affairs for FCPS. An announcement regarding in-person, small-group instruction will be made by 5 a....