BOISE (Idaho Capital Sun) – Idaho schools did not know about, or report, more than half of COVID-19 cases among students in the last school year, according to an Idaho Capital Sun data analysis. More than 16,000 school-aged children in Idaho had COVID-19 between the first week of September and May 22. But the statewide […]
Nearly a thousand teachers and staff from Des Moines Public Schools receive first dose of vaccine
DMPS held a clinic at Central Campus on Saturday to vaccinate those eligible under the state s phase 1B tier system. Author: Jon Diaz (WOI) Updated: 10:21 PM CST February 6, 2021
DES MOINES, Iowa Despite some dreary conditions Saturday, hundreds of teachers and staff of Des Moines Public Schools turned out to Central Campus for their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. I m trying not to cry.it s emotional, said 8th grade teacher Jessica Nunes after receiving her first dose.
This is the first large clinic the district has offered since their staff became eligible for the vaccine on Monday under the states Phase 1B plan.
Owatonna Welcomes Students Back Monday (Jan 11)
Break is over and school (distance learning) has resumed. Yet Owatonna s elementary students can already look forward to a long weekend, then the return to in-person class and the chance to see their friends. The January 2021 newsletter from Owatonna Public Schools says, We are excited to be back to school for another week of distance learning, knowing that next week we ll be able to see our students in person again as we return to our previous learning models on Monday, January 11.
Part of the transition means no distance learning for E through fifth grade for Thursday, January 7 and Friday, January 8. Grades 6 through 12 in Owatonna will have a day off on Friday, January 8 as those students get set for the return to the hybrid model.
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