COVID-19: Yes, school staff can get tested

24Jan

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COVID-19: Yes, school staff can get tested

Teachers and educators, who were swimming in confusion last week, do have access to COVID-19 screening centers, the Ministry of Health having finally changed its instructions on Monday. • Read also: Students in isolation for a cough or sore throat • Read also: More windows open: students freeze in schools in the middle of winter “From now on, the instruction will be as follows: school staff and those of the various childcare establishments are among the priority clienteles, if they are symptomatic”, indicates the Ministry of Health by email. Since January 15, teachers, educators and other school staff have been among those with access to PCR tests in screening centers, unlike the general population. However, the Journal published on Saturday the testim...

High school graduation rate drops in several US states

24Jan

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High school graduation rate drops in several US states

The high school graduation rate has fallen in around twenty American states since the start of the pandemic, shows an analysis carried out at the end of the first full school year to have taken place in the context of the health crisis. Posted at 9:32 Matt Barnum, Kalyn Belsha et Thomas Wilburn Of Chalkbeat Associated Press The coronavirus could therefore have slowed down more than twenty years of progress in this regard. The declines have been seen even as several officials and jurisdictions have relaxed their r...

The school in the world very affected by the Covid but tries to adapt

23Jan

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The school in the world very affected by the Covid but tries to adapt

The world went through the worst education crisis on record for two years, resulting in varying lengths of school closures, although progress was made in the second year. • Read also: With Omicron, the end of the pandemic is “plausible” • Read also: Several thousand demonstrators in Brussels against health restrictions • Read also: Beijing scouts an entire neighborhood two weeks before the 2022 Olympics Countries are adapting For Unesco, the global disruption to education caused by the Covid-19 pandemic is the worst education crisis on record. “However, there is a notable change between December 2021 and January 2022: there are no more mass school closures, the States have managed to stabilize a new crisis management model with the ability to keep schools ...