Central Florida educator works to connect, teach girls from across the countryA Central Florida educator is now reaching students all over the nation thanks to her program Big Dreams Bloom.
Once Banned, For-Profit Medical Schools Are On The Rise Again In The U.S.Montana is one of only four states without a medical school, and two groups with different financial models hope to remedy that. One plans a for-profit school, but critic...npr.org
WXMI: Schools Help Bridge The Digital Divide For KidsSchools are helping students stay connected. But officials say more work needs to be done.newsy.com
Should students be allowed to not wear masks for next school year? Community members, schools give thoughts
One mom’s legacy lives on as a neighborhood picks up: ‘If you’re feelin’ good, let me hear, “Englewood!”’chicagotribune.com
District will be in ‘very good hands’: Outgoing Seminole schools superintendent talks about new leader
Teachers union wants to delay high school reopening, but Mayor Lori Lightfoot counters there’s ‘no basis’ for waiting despite rise in city COVID-19 caseschicagotribune.com
More CPS students sign up for in-person learning but still no high school return date set; district sets pre-Labor Day opening for next fallchicagotribune.com
Huge crowd gathers in Naperville for rally demanding full return to in-person classes: ‘All we’re asking for is an option’chicagotribune.com
U.N. uses empty desks of "Pandemic Classroom" in call on nations to end "very worrying" COVID school closurescbsnews.com
CPS opens its schools Monday to the most students since last March. Is it ready? Some principals say schools lack staff to resume in-person classes safely.chicagotribune.com
CPS calls for 2 days of ‘cooling off’ as it reports progress in averting a CTU strike; remote learning continues Tuesday and Wednesdaychicagotribune.com
Chicago Teachers Union authorizes collective action to remain remote, but some students may return to school Feb. 1 as negotiations continuechicagotribune.com
Elected officials, community groups demand more from CPS reopening plans, say families have ‘great trepidation about returning to schools this fall’chicagotribune.com
16,000 Orange County students switch to in-person learning. Here’s what that means for teachers, schools
