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Coronavirus
No spring break? How some colleges in the Carolinas are dealing with worries of a spring spike in COVID-19 cases
Local News
COVID-19 Concerns: How colleges are dealing with spring break
There are growing concerns that the start of spring break could cause another surge in COVID-19 cases, especially as more states do away with mask mandates.
Education
Charlotte schools could add more in-person learning for all students
In a statement, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools said they may increase the number of in-person classes for students at every grade level.
High School
Parents excited over increased spectators at sporting events
Starting March 5, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools will allow up to 500 fans at outdoor sporting events with strict COVID-19 safety measures in place.
Education
Charlotte schools could add more in-person learning
In a statement, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools said they may increase the number of in-person classes for students at every grade level.
Education
12-year-old genius accepted to Georgia Tech
In a previous interview, Caleb Anderson described Georgia Tech as his dream school. Months later, he's about to become a student there studying aerospace engineering
Education
Parents excited over increased spectators at sporting events
Starting March 5, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools will allow up to 500 fans at outdoor sporting events with strict COVID-19 safety measures in place.
Vaccine
Fort Mill Schools go virtual so teachers can get vaccinated
The district said it hoped to get over 500 teachers and staff members their first dose of COVID-19 vaccine before middle and high school students return March 15.
Vaccine
Over 500 Fort Mill teachers get COVID-19 vaccine Friday
Fort Mill students were learning from home Friday so hundreds of teachers in the district could get their COVID-19 vaccine.
Tech
NC to participate in satellite internet pilot for students
Gov. Roy Cooper’s office says the pilot program will target young people in Hyde and Swain counties who lack reliable broadband service, or have none at all.
Coronavirus
'We see it as just another tool in our toolkit' | NCDHHS expanding access to COVID-19 rapid testing in K-12 schools
State health officials are offering a way to help public schools keep students and staff safe during in-person learning by expanding their rapid testing program.
Vaccine
Fort Mill Schools go virtual for teacher vaccinations
All schools in Fort Mill, South Carolina will be virtual Friday as teachers in York County receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
Local News
COVID-19 Concerns: How colleges are dealing with spring break
There are growing concerns that the start of spring break could cause another surge in COVID-19 cases, especially as more states do away with mask mandates.
Education
Charlotte schools could add more in-person learning for all students
In a statement, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools said they may increase the number of in-person classes for students at every grade level.
High School
Parents excited over increased spectators at sporting events
Starting March 5, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools will allow up to 500 fans at outdoor sporting events with strict COVID-19 safety measures in place.
Education
Charlotte schools could add more in-person learning
In a statement, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools said they may increase the number of in-person classes for students at every grade level.
Education
12-year-old genius accepted to Georgia Tech
In a previous interview, Caleb Anderson described Georgia Tech as his dream school. Months later, he's about to become a student there studying aerospace engineering
Education
Parents excited over increased spectators at sporting events
Starting March 5, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools will allow up to 500 fans at outdoor sporting events with strict COVID-19 safety measures in place.
Vaccine
Fort Mill Schools go virtual so teachers can get vaccinated
The district said it hoped to get over 500 teachers and staff members their first dose of COVID-19 vaccine before middle and high school students return March 15.
Vaccine
Over 500 Fort Mill teachers get COVID-19 vaccine Friday
Fort Mill students were learning from home Friday so hundreds of teachers in the district could get their COVID-19 vaccine.
Tech
NC to participate in satellite internet pilot for students
Gov. Roy Cooper’s office says the pilot program will target young people in Hyde and Swain counties who lack reliable broadband service, or have none at all.
Coronavirus
'We see it as just another tool in our toolkit' | NCDHHS expanding access to COVID-19 rapid testing in K-12 schools
State health officials are offering a way to help public schools keep students and staff safe during in-person learning by expanding their rapid testing program.
Vaccine
Fort Mill Schools go virtual for teacher vaccinations
All schools in Fort Mill, South Carolina will be virtual Friday as teachers in York County receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
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