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Some Ohio schools aren’t adhering to their commitment to go back to in-person learning after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine, according to Gov. Mike DeWine.
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Experts say the ground that students have lost must be made up somehow.
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The Ohio Education Association says educators are feeling stressed as they work through the challenging time of the pandemic.
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Some Ohio lawmakers are proposing to nix the mandated state tests, but Matt Huffman says the data from tests can help students make up for lost learning during the pandemic.
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Akron Public Schools set to Return to In-Person Instruction After Staff Vaccinations Administered
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Gov. Mike DeWine is asking every school district in Ohio to come up with plans to help students who have fallen behind during the pandemic; A Southern Poverty Law Center report shows Ohio has the second-highest number of active extremist anti-government groups in the U.S.; the Columbus police officer charged with fatally shooting Andre Hill has been released from jail; and more stories.
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Calling it an "urgent necessity" to return students to the classroom, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine says more than 1,300 schools will have their teachers and and staffs vaccinated against COVID-19 by the end of the week.
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Schools are unlikely to be able to pay for the training for teachers who would want to carry a gun.
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Some say the revised guidelines are a regression, while others believe data support the policy.
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The delayed return would allow more time for anyone with COVID-19 to recover before returning to school.