COVID-19 language in waivers for extracurriculars heighten reopening safety concerns
Dive Brief: Districts are sending home liability waivers for athletic, afterschool and summer programs that
concerns
Amid concerns of widening equity gaps, Black educators suggest a starting point
While students and teachers across the country itch to reenter the classroom, superintendents report many
COVID-19: Parents, teachers express concerns over school reopening
By Mary Obaebor AS Nigerians await government’s directive on the reopening of schools across the
Parents opting to home-school beyond closures add to school finance concerns
Kristen Smith’s 10-year-old son is a self-motivated student who loves to learn. And while Smith
NEA poll: Lower online class attendance, equity among educators’ top concerns
Dive Brief: A poll surveying 1,936 National Education Association members shows the complexity of teaching
Colleges flock to online proctors, but equity concerns remain
As the coronavirus pandemic grips the country, a few services have emerged as critical for
Harvard, other colleges tell students to move out as coronavirus concerns grow
Dive Brief: Harvard University is instructing students to move out of campus dormitories by March
Vermont’s liberal arts colleges push back on closure concerns
Four years ago, there were at least a dozen private liberal arts colleges scattered across
U of Washington first major campus to cancel in-person classes over coronavirus concerns
Dive Brief: The University of Washington announced Friday that in light of the novel coronavirus
As coronavirus concerns rise in US, colleges look online for continuity
As U.S. colleges consider how the global coronavirus outbreak could affect their campuses, some are