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Gov. John Carney announces a COVID-19 vaccine mandate for all educators, staff, and volunteers in Delaware public and private schools.The requirement will…
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The University of Delaware enacts new COVID-19 protocols for those who attend events at the university later this week. Starting this Friday, September…
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Large blue and yellow dots on the hallway floors at Seaford Central Elementary School remind the young, masked students that they must continue to…
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Parents for and against Gov John Carney’s mask mandate for schools voice their opinions during the Red Clay School Board meeting.The meeting’s public…
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With schools opening for all students and a mask mandate in place for them, Nemours Children’s Health specialists explain how masks can keep kids healthy…
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With recommendations to wear masks indoors because of the Delta variant of COVID-19 - is a mask mandate for Delaware public schools this fall coming?Gov.…
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As the Indian River School District returns to fully in-person learning this summer, staff members are finding students excited to be with their peers…
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With the CDC relaxing its mask wearing guidance, Delaware is dropping its mask mandate later this month. The new CDC guidance says those fully vaccinated…
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The consensus is that the COVID-19 pandemic's impact on schools left many students learning less than they would in a normal year.How best to catch-up is…
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Gov. John Carney announced this week that he’s lifting COVID-related capacity restrictions indoors starting May 21.But any event hosting more than 250 people still needs a state approved plan. That includes upcoming high school graduations, which a year ago were substantially pared down because of the pandemic.Will graduates get a more typical celebration this year?Contributor Larry Nagengast surveyed schools around the First State to see what they have in the works.