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ITHACA, N.Y. (WHCU) – Ithaca College has announced its plans to fully open for in-person, on-campus learning and living for the fall semester.
As part of this decision, the college has also announced that all students will be required to be vaccinated against Covid-19. Medical and religious exemptions will be accommodated.
Students should expect the majority of their coursework for the fall semester to be face-to-face. Limited online learning will still be available as the campus offered pre-pandemic.
Fall classes begin August 23
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Much of the Tri-State is on Spring Break and if you didn t head to the beach and your looking for something fun to do within driving distance we ve compiled a list for you.
Right here in Owensboro, we have several places to go including over 25 parks between the Owensboro-Daviess County Parks Systems. Whether you are interested in taking a hike at Panther or Yellow Creek Park or you can even work out at Legion with the whole family right beside the playground. Smothers Park is a great place to spend the day. You can pack a lunch and a blanket and have lunch on the lawn or right on the river at the tables near the playground.
The Ouachita Parish School Board approved this calendar on March 16, 2021.
The school year starts with grades 1-12 attending full days, rather than half days as they have in previous years.
Aug. 9-13: Mandatory Employee Inservice (full days, no students)
Aug. 16-17: Grades 1-12 Students First Day (full day) with Pre-K testing day / Kindergarten registration
Aug. 18: Pre-K and kindergarten girls
Aug. 19: Pre-K and kindergarten boys
Aug. 20: All students full day
Sept. 6: Labor Day
Oct. 11-15: Fall Break
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Earlier this week, we told you about the mental health issues law students at Columbia Law School were experiencing, and how the law school’s administration was making it worse. That story had a positive result, with the powers-that-be at the law school changing course and making structural adaptations to help relieve the stressors on students. But, as we said at the time, Above the Law was certain CLS wasn’t the only school with this issue brewing. Turns out University of Michigan Law School students are pissed at their administration over the lack of support for mental health issues during the pandemic.