LEWISTON, Maine (AP) Children returned to school Tuesday and planned to go trick-or-treating in the evening after spending days locked in their homes follow
As the first day of school approaches, mental health professionals have a message for Marylanders. They said youth are in the midst of a mental health crisis.
Many parents are wondering how COVID-19 will affect schools this year and how to send their kids back to the classroom safely amid CDC's new guidelines.
dw yet the battle over protective measures like masks is gettingh reporter: we re only days away from the school year beginning here in duvall county. that will require more time and additional paperwork. in alachua county, the school board voted to require masks for the first two weeks of school, then they will reconsider come mid august. in orange county the school district is requiring employees to wear masks. as cases surge, school districts are trying to find a way to stop the spread of covid-19 but still take into consideration governor ron desantis s executive order that threatened to cut state
effective and safe. it s going to allow independent local enterprises, universities, colleges, businesses who will people much more comfortable when they say i m going to mandate that if you want to come to this school, if i want to work in this place, you ve got to be vaccinated. speaking with public officials, i think there is a general agreement that mandates need to happen to have significant numbers of people vaccinated, that all the education, money, prizes, that just isn t cutting it. to florida now where the delta variant is raging. 50,000 new covid infections in just three days. unvaccinated patients are getting seriously ill. florida is seeing more covid patients hospitalized than last summer s peak. the numbers are dire.