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Only a “small group of pupils” are likely to benefit from a last-minute concession allowing appeals against A-level grades in
Mapleton teacher tests positive for COVID-19, as district plans to welcome students back for in-person learning
A teacher in Mapleton Public Schools has tested positive for COVID-19 less than three weeks before the district expects to
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During lockdown, there has been a group of people who hug non-household people regularly, without any form of PPE. They
“Not what I signed up for”: COVID-19 has Colorado teachers considering quitting
Boulder social studies teacher Peter Kingsley always thought he would leave education when he was ready. It would be the day
CU Boulder pumping more outside air into classrooms, buildings in bid to thwart COVID-19’s spread
The University of Colorado Boulder is working to bring more outside air into classrooms and other buildings with ventilation adjustments
Prison launches take-away meal delivery service
If you were ordering a take-away meal, you might not expect a prison to offer its services. But Brixton prison
International students turn to food banks in lockdown
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Students back at uni – but with masks and no bars
The first students are beginning to return for face-to-face teaching on UK university campuses – with a new term of
Denver survey shows Black, Hispanic families more likely to prefer virtual learning
In late June and early July, the Denver school district asked families to make a choice: Would they want their