Many parents of school-age children remain concerned about coronavirus and its impacts in the coming school year. Author: Harri Leigh (FOX43) Updated: 10:47 PM EDT July 20, 2021
HARRISBURG, Pa. Many parents of school-age children remain concerned about coronavirus and its impacts in the coming school year, with colder weather coming, the delta variant of the virus now widespread and all children under 12 still unvaccinated.
In an effort to quell that anxiety, Harrisburg School District added several components to its annual Community Family Fun Fair.
The fair offers onsite registration for the 2021-22 school year, as well as explanation of the options available for virtual and in-person learning.
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As the summer progresses and the spread-out practices eventually turn into a full-fledged training camp, the hype for the Alabama wideout will only grow, especially if he continues to put up showings like he did this week. So that seems like as good a place as any to begin this week s edition of What They re Saying, which will also include some trade chatter, which always seems to be relevant with this team. Let s dive right in.
Two is better than one
Reuben Frank |
We ll start with Ruben Frank at NBC Sports Philly, who wrote about how the Eagles young WR duo of Smith and former first-round pick Jalen Reagor could give the team something they haven t had in quite a while. Of course, he also acknowledged that none of this is a given considering the current unproven stature of both players.
NJSIAA announces Gallagher/Bollinger Hall of Fame class for 2021
NJSIAA announces Gallagher/Bollinger Hall of Fame class for 2021
All inductees were selected by a statewide committee of journalists and both active and retired school administrators.
“What always amazes me about our annual Hall of Fame process is that there never seems to be a shortage of remarkable individuals who either played or contributed to scholastic athletics in New Jersey,” Jack DuBois, NJSIAA assistant director, who chairs the selection committee, said in a prepared statement. “This year’s group is no exception, and it speaks to the long, proud history of high school sports in our state.”