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COVID-19 pandemic inspiring healthcare interest among students

Created: February 23, 2021 07:11 PM The COVID-19 pandemic is inspiring high school students to join the medical field. Educators say more students are showing interest in nursing programs. Trinity is a 15-year-old high school student attending Minnesota Virtual Academy, one of the largest public online k-12 schools in the state, with enrollment topping 2600 students, nearly half of them starting this year. I want to become a therapist or do something in the pharmacy field, Trinity said. She s part of the health and human service pathway through Stride Career Prep, a program within the virtual academy. We’re talking about COVID a lot in those classes and I think it’s cool to learn about, she said.

COVID-19 pandemic inspiring healthcare interest among students

Houston Public Schools flex ability to succeed, as Gov. Walz gives MN schools the greenlight to reopen

Houston Public Schools flex ability to succeed, as Gov. Walz gives MN schools the greenlight to reopen February 17, 2021 5:31 PM Isabella Hulsizer Updated: HOUSTON, Minn. (WKBT) – Middle and High Schools in Minnesota get the greenlight to bring some students back into the classroom. But, smaller districts in the state have been successfully holding in-person classes for months. June of last year, Houston Public Schools Superintendent Krin Abraham wanted to test out ways to get her students back to school. “There was absolutely no way to bring them back unless we could ensure their families that we had looked at all the mitigation necessary and could bring them back safely,” said Abraham.

Houston School Board: "Clean Audit" and COVID plans