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The governor said students and teachers no longer need to quarantine if they were exposed to coronavirus and all parties were wearing masks.
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In Some Missouri School Districts, Teachers Are Essential Workers — So They Don’t Have To QuarantineEssential workers don't have to quarantine as long as they don't have symptoms. Declaring teachers essential would keep them in classrooms even after having close contact with someone who has COVID-19.
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The state board approved the emergency rule on Tuesday with a 5-2 vote. President Charlie Shields opposed the change, warning the rest of the board it will likely become permanent.
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Even fewer Missouri students have reliable internet connectivity than previously thought, according to a new report from the nonprofit Common Sense…
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The state is also trying to figure out how to count attendance for the upcoming school year, when schools could close intermittently to slow new spreading of COVID-19.
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Parents are anxiously looking at the summer calendar for when they can get kids out of the house and into the responsible watch of teachers and summer…
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Missouri schools will not reopen for the remainder of the academic year, Gov. Mike Parson announced Thursday afternoon."I am ordering all Missouri public…
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Missouri has an updated rubric for measuring whether school districts are educating kids the way they should be.The State Board of Education approved the…
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Updated Jan. 9 with information about teacher recruitment effortsMissouri education officials have a handful of ideas on how to get more people interested…
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Twice a month, about 50 high schoolers gather at Planned Parenthood in midtown St. Louis to attend a sort of alternative sex education class. The students…