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Lexington woman, educators' union sued over teachers' 'sick-out' that closed schools

The lawsuit seeks damages for students and parents. ....

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Ukrinform: Ukrainian teachers who stayed in occupied Mariupol not being paid

Ukrainian teachers who stayed in Mariupol following Russia’s purported annexation are not being paid from Kyiv’s budget, Ukrinform reported on Nov. 22 citing the Donetsk Regional Military Administration. ....

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German teachers pushed out for calling out 'far-right' pupils

Two teachers have been pressured out of their jobs in a small German town after denouncing the alleged right-wing extremism of their pupils, in a case that sparked a national outcry.Many in the east known as the German Democratic Republic (GDR) during communist rule still feel they lost out when national reunification happened in 1990. ....

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Infection control plan per school required for F2F class: DepEd

ENOUGH MATERIALS. Department of Education spokesperson Michael Poa says there are enough learning materials for the reopening of classes this month, in a press briefing in Pasig City on Wednesday (Aug. 10, 2022). Poa noted they are still mapping out quake-affected areas to replenish damaged learning materials. (PNA Photo Alfred Frias) MANILA - The Department of Education (DepEd) on Wednesday assured the public that schools are expected to have an infection control plan or strategy for the opening of in-person classes this month, considering the possible surge of cases of the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19). The DepEd made the statement in a press briefing in response to the Octa Research Group's pronouncement that there may be a possible case uptick once the in-person classes resume. "We take the Octa Research seriously as guidance. However, we look also on the study of [the United Nations Children's Fund]. There's actually no direct correlation between in-person c ....

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Corona in NRW: Inzidenz steigt leicht – Zwei Tote nach Impfdurchbruch in Pflegeheim

Die wichtigsten Neuigkeiten zur Corona-Krise im Rheinland im Newsblog. Täglich neue Informationen und Updates. ....

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