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COLUMBIANA A rise in yet more COVID-19 cases within Columbiana schools has prompted the district to turn to remote learning for the first two weeks of the new year.
Superintendent Don Mook announced the remote learning schedule during this week’s board of education meeting after first getting input from board members.
Students are currently off on winter break and the new schedule calls for remote learning for all students the first two weeks of January after classes resume, similar to what is being done in many other districts in the area.
“Our district has as many, if not more, coronavirus cases than any at this point,” Mook said, referring to other school districts in the county.
Special to the Salem News
COLUMBIANA A rise in yet more COVID-19 cases within Columbiana schools has prompted the district to turn to remote learning for the first two weeks of the new year.
Superintendent Don Mook announced the remote learning schedule during this week’s board of education meeting after first getting input from board members.
Students are currently off on winter break and the new schedule calls for remote learning for all students the first two weeks of January after classes resume, similar to what is being done in many other districts in the area.
“Our district has as many, if not more, coronavirus cases than any at this point,” Mook said, referring to other school districts in the county.
5 Longview parks scheduled to undergo renovations Longview park renovations (Source: KLTV) By Arthur Clayborn and Christian Terry | December 18, 2020 at 4:42 PM CST - Updated December 28 at 1:30 AM
LONGVIEW, Texas (KLTV) - Five parks are scheduled to undergo renovation in Longview. Currently three of the five are under construction.
In 2018, a bond election approved upgrades to the parks. Those upgrades range from playground improvement, replacement of a pavilion, basketball courts, and at Stamper Park, the addition of a new Little League football field and a bigger parking lot.
Longview director of parks and recreation Scott Caron says that parks are a vital part of the Longview community and having citizen input played a big part in the decision making.