#Schools

Kim Miklusak

MrsMiklusak

As the parent of a child who, according to the CDC, is high risk for severe complications if she were to get Covid-19, I have to say the language so

Governor Roy Cooper

NC_Governor

Updates from Gov. Cooper's COVID-19 briefing:https://twitter.com/NC_Governor/status/1283113132647501824 As of today we have 89,484 lab-confirmed cases; 1,956 new cases reported today; 1,109 people in the hospital; and, sadly, 1,552 peop

Kate Andrews

kateality

Thread: Parents are worried. They’re worried about their kids. They’re worried about teachers. They’re worried about older relatives that kids might infect. Worried parents are not politics as usual. #ableg

Van Lac

dr_vanlac

(1/4)Are you planning a course on race/equity this fall for preservice teachers or future school leaders? Could your students be harboring monolithic views about Asian students and families? I would

Erik Torenberg

eriktorenberg

I've been interested in the idea of Founder Schools -- institutions that help founders pick startup ideas, find co-founders, & take the leap.These have been looked down upon, but IMO

kate

KitLeontine

Big warning for any Indigenous people who might be watching Anne with an E. Season 3 deals with residential schools and many of the characters being very racist/using slurs (s*v*ges,

Peter Atherton

DataEducator

I'm just going to quickly comment on the ASCL document that provides "Guidance regarding centre-assessed grades for summer 2020" found here: https://www.ascl.org.uk/ASCL/media/ASCL/Help%20and%20advice/Leadership%20and%20governance/Coron

Jeff Kosseff

jkosseff

I've received a few questions over the past month from law students and recent law school grads about whether/how to practice cybersecurity and privacy law. Here are my general thoughts:

Elaine Doyle

laineydoyle

Let's talk about statistics.Something struck me from @FergalBowers (excellent) coverage of today's covid numbers in Ireland: the breakdown is super weird. 190 cases, of which 75 are close contacts of

Scott W. Atlas

SWAtlasHoover

We can’t afford a generation forever disadvantaged by higher-education institutions’ decisions to limit in-person classes. Instead of shuttering doors, schools' plans should be based on their unique circumstances and protecting

Sarah Mulhern Gross

thereadingzone

School starts on Wednesday for me (remote for students). I have no idea what I am going to do because we've been told we don't need to wear masks if

BLVCK SHUGA ⚪

BoyBlackShuga

@kanyewest was absolutely right tho,everything ive observed from the blacks, in africa and beyond [from wealthy blacks to poor blacks] and i agree. "SLAVERY WAS A CHOICE" First of all...

Joan of Ark

edallas53

Betsy DeVos we have a few questions for you:• If a teacher tests positive for COVID-19 are they required to quarantine for 2-3 weeks? Is their sick leave covered &

Nicole Auerbach

NicoleAuerbach

This is not accurate. Here's info for the University of Michigan for example. Ticket sales are almost exactly 25% of revenue. https://twitter.com/darrenrovell/status/1250500598589460487 And this:https://twitter.com/RossDellenger/status/1250511713

Brahma Chellaney

Chellaney

Tablighi Jamaat's gathering in Kuala Lumpur at February-end spread COVID-19 to six ASEAN nations, prompting Indonesia to ban a similar gathering. Yet, despite knowing this, India allowed Tablighis to congregate

Dr. Barbara Jenkins

SuptJenkins

OCPS Class of 2020 parents and students, this past Saturday, the Governor announced the closure of schools for the remainder of the academic year. Due to the impact of COVID-19,