Contrasting decisions from two of the state’s largest school districts embody a debate that has consumed the country for months.
“This is truly indoctrination,” says a local activist against racism in Burlington schools.
The field will be narrowed to two in Feb. 16 primary, with the winner decided in the April 6 election.
Already-stretched budgets are breaking from new expenses, and now Republicans may rub salt in the wounds.
They want legislators focused on safety, connectivity, and support instead of forcing potential harmful in-person classes.
Four seniors at Ashwaubenon High School invented a simple, affordable, and non-invasive ventilator, earning third place at recent competition.
The number of campuses switching to virtual classes could grow as COVID-19 cases continue to rise.
The Biden administration can reverse controversial decisions on how colleges adjudicate sexual assault cases, reopening schools during COVID, and quickly examining fraudulent student loans.
The ongoing spread of the coronavirus is putting school officials, parents, and students in unique situations. Everyone is struggling to adapt.
GOP lawmakers haven’t met in more than 170 days as educators struggle with costs, connectivity, and minimizing coronavirus exposure.
