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Nashville mayor open to looking into later start times for Metro high schools

Nashville mayor open to looking into later start times for Metro high schools
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Stimulus funding deadlines loom: How are K–12 schools adjusting their priorities?

COVID-19 relief funding for schools expires next year. Our survey shows that districts are prioritizing teacher retention and student well-being as they try to tackle the lingering effects of the pandemic.

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Even Where Schools Open for In-Person Instruction, Students Stay Home -- THE Journal

Even Where Schools Open for In-Person Instruction, Students Stay Home -- THE Journal
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Federal Agencies Have Lost Hundreds of Scientists Since 2017 What Comes Next? - Union of Concerned Scientists

FWS biologist Susan Wynn releases an endangered butterfly in San Diego County in 2016. Joanna Gilkeson/USFWS Federal Agencies Have Lost Hundreds of Scientists Since 2017. What Comes Next? Taryn MacKinney, | January 30, 2021, 11:41 am EDT First, the bad news: An analysis by the Union of Concerned Scientists reveals that federal agencies like the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) have lost hundreds of scientists since 2017. The good news: With the Biden administration already acting on its pledge to lead with science, a new day has dawned, and it’s time to get to work. Science under attack Since the birth of the National Academies of Sciences more than 150 years ago, US federal science has fueled many of the nation’s and the world’s great achievements. Federally funded scientists have mapped the human genome,created the World Wide Web, protected species from extinction

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