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Runners high: School opens rubberized track

Runners high: School opens rubberized track
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Manitoba government roundly criticized for ditching mask mandate for new school year

Manitoba government roundly criticized for ditching mask mandate for new school year
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Majority of Manitoba teachers surveyed want mandatory COVID-19 vaccines for staff, questionnaire shows

Majority of Manitoba teachers surveyed want mandatory COVID-19 vaccines for staff, questionnaire shows A majority of Manitoba education workers who answered a recent survey are worried they ll catch COVID-19 on the job, and two thirds think vaccines should be mandatory for all school staff, according to a questionnaire filled out by more than 1,000 teachers, principals and administrators. Social Sharing 85 per cent of school staff surveyed say they re concerned they ll catch COVID-19 at work Posted: May 19, 2021 5:00 AM CT | Last Updated: May 19 Students sit in a math class at Garden City Collegiate in Winnipeg. A recent questionnaire filled out by more than 1,000 education workers in Manitoba shows the majority of teachers who responded want school staff to have mandatory vaccines.(Marina von Stackelberg/CBC)

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Hundreds of Manitoba teachers fear students will fall behind, have psychological effects from pandemic

Posted: May 17, 2021 5:00 AM CT | Last Updated: May 17 Nathalie Roble, a Grade 4 student at R.F. Morrison in Winnipeg, says going to school during COVID-19 has changed how she feels. A survey of more than 1,000 education workers in Manitoba shows that more than 90 per cent are worried some students will experience lasting psychological impacts from the pandemic.(Marina von Stackelberg/CBC)

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City schools enter resigned acceptance of COVID closure

Winnipeg Free Press Last Modified: 9:04 PM CDT Monday, May. 10, 2021 | Updates JOHN WOODS / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Maples Collegiate students Jamie Anderson, Isaac Nimmagadda, Rebecca Cabral and Harshveer Multani are outside the school in Winnipeg Monday. Cabral celebrated her 17th birthday with her friends before schools closed due to lockdown. Garden City Collegiate’s mental health club (called “Mind over Matter”) recently held a week of activities for students feeling anxious, including meditation, self-affirmation and goal-setting techniques. Garden City Collegiate’s mental health club (called Mind over Matter ) recently held a week of activities for students feeling anxious, including meditation, self-affirmation and goal-setting techniques.

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