Many parents of school-age children remain concerned about coronavirus and its impacts in the coming school year. Author: Harri Leigh (FOX43) Updated: 10:47 PM EDT July 20, 2021
HARRISBURG, Pa. Many parents of school-age children remain concerned about coronavirus and its impacts in the coming school year, with colder weather coming, the delta variant of the virus now widespread and all children under 12 still unvaccinated.
In an effort to quell that anxiety, Harrisburg School District added several components to its annual Community Family Fun Fair.
The fair offers onsite registration for the 2021-22 school year, as well as explanation of the options available for virtual and in-person learning.
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The dream of a father from the island of St. Lucia was achieved seeing his son receive international recognition for his hard work. Brockton High School student Christian Nichols recently won the Frederick P. Fish Patent Award at the International Science and Engineering Fair. The award includes $50,000 to cover legal fees and services to patent his artificial intelligence model that can identify fossils. That child works so hard, he s up late, he studies hard. I am very proud of him, said James Nichols, Christian s father. They re heroes : Brockton nurses honored for saving student s life who suffered seizure
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Westwood changes date of Town Election to April 28
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WESTWOOD The push to return to in-person learning has caused Westwood to push the date of its annual Town Election.
During a meeting with the Select Board and the Board of Registrars on March 25, Town Clerk Dottie Powers said she was notified by school officials that two its school gyms, which would have been available for the election on April 27, were to be used as temporary classroom space that day.
Since April 28 is an in-service day, with no students attending, Powers requested that the election be moved to that day.