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6 Dr. Seuss books won't be published for racist images
The other books affected are “McElligot’s Pool,” “On Beyond Zebra!,” “Scrambled Eggs Super!,” and “The Cat’s Quizzer.”
Education
William & Mary Class of 2020 will have to wait another year for commencement ceremony
William & Mary made the difficult decision to postpone the 2020 commencement ceremony for the third time, citing COVID-19 restrictions.
Education
PGCPS School Board votes to keep school resource officers
A district-wide survey revealed 82% of its 13,000 respondents think SROs are important or very important to maintaining a safe learning environment.
Virginia
Some students in Arlington, Alexandria return to classrooms for hybrid in-person learning
Both districts have social distancing markers throughout their buildings, sanitizer or handwashing stations, and individualized materials for each student.
Nation World
Boy Scouts submit reorganization plan to bankruptcy court
The plan calls for a $300 million contribution from the Boy Scouts’ 250-odd local councils into a trust for abuse victims.
Vaccine
Volunteers book vaccine appointments for 'terrified' teachers after MCPS said no doses available
In three weeks, community members have booked close to 700 appointments for MCPS staff members - many of whom return to in the classroom in a matter of days.
Nation World
Biden pick for education secretary confirmed by Senate
Miguel Cardona takes charge as many Americans remain divided on whether it's safe to fully reopen schools.
Virginia
Tech company, Arlington Public Schools push STEM interest in Virginia high schoolers
Arlington Public Schools and Intelsat teamed up last week to engage local high school students about STEM career fields.
Education
Montgomery County Schools in-person learning begins Monday
The move comes after the county's school board voted to start back in-person learning in early February.
Education
First day back in classrooms for Maryland students in nearly a year
Schools made several changes to protect against COVID-19 as several Maryland counties begin hybrid learning
Capitol Riots
Students call on Mt. St. Mary's University professor to resign after he wrote about attending protest that led to uprising at Capitol
Many students on the campus of Mt. St. Mary's University are questioning the actions of Professor Joshua Hochschild after his account of the Capitol events
Education
6 Dr. Seuss books won't be published for racist images
The other books affected are “McElligot’s Pool,” “On Beyond Zebra!,” “Scrambled Eggs Super!,” and “The Cat’s Quizzer.”
Education
William & Mary Class of 2020 will have to wait another year for commencement ceremony
William & Mary made the difficult decision to postpone the 2020 commencement ceremony for the third time, citing COVID-19 restrictions.
Education
PGCPS School Board votes to keep school resource officers
A district-wide survey revealed 82% of its 13,000 respondents think SROs are important or very important to maintaining a safe learning environment.
Virginia
Some students in Arlington, Alexandria return to classrooms for hybrid in-person learning
Both districts have social distancing markers throughout their buildings, sanitizer or handwashing stations, and individualized materials for each student.
Nation World
Boy Scouts submit reorganization plan to bankruptcy court
The plan calls for a $300 million contribution from the Boy Scouts’ 250-odd local councils into a trust for abuse victims.
Vaccine
Volunteers book vaccine appointments for 'terrified' teachers after MCPS said no doses available
In three weeks, community members have booked close to 700 appointments for MCPS staff members - many of whom return to in the classroom in a matter of days.
Nation World
Biden pick for education secretary confirmed by Senate
Miguel Cardona takes charge as many Americans remain divided on whether it's safe to fully reopen schools.
Virginia
Tech company, Arlington Public Schools push STEM interest in Virginia high schoolers
Arlington Public Schools and Intelsat teamed up last week to engage local high school students about STEM career fields.
Education
Montgomery County Schools in-person learning begins Monday
The move comes after the county's school board voted to start back in-person learning in early February.
Education
First day back in classrooms for Maryland students in nearly a year
Schools made several changes to protect against COVID-19 as several Maryland counties begin hybrid learning
Capitol Riots
Students call on Mt. St. Mary's University professor to resign after he wrote about attending protest that led to uprising at Capitol
Many students on the campus of Mt. St. Mary's University are questioning the actions of Professor Joshua Hochschild after his account of the Capitol events
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