Student news roundup, Illinois, Sept. 28
Remote learning woes, BLM vs. ALM, inclusion and diversity, Halloween and fall, yearbook art, and a drive-in fall play.
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Ideas on teaching ceramics remotely
Teaching ceramics during a pandemic that includes all-remote learning is a little different, and some art teachers rise to the challenge.
1/3 of an Okla. school returns to quarantine
After only a few days of in-person instruction, an Okla. high school experienced a rise in Covid cases and has resumed remote learning.
Student news roundup, Maryland, Sept. 24
State to allow sports beginning in Oct., but some districts won't go back yet; Miss Maryland Agriculture; music lessons virtually.
Grand jury indicts officer in Breonna Taylor case
A former police officer was indicted in connection with the death of Breonna Taylor in Louisville. But it was less than many had hoped for.
Student news roundup, Illinois, Sept. 21
The death of The Notorious RBG, foreign exchange student from France, live streaming plays, BLM, and (of course) remote learning.
Tim Kaine talks to Fairfax Co. seniors
In Virginia, protesters intimidated citizens at an early voting center in Fairfax Co. Sen. Tim Kaine talks about voting to students.
Students help in wake of Gulf Coast storms
Hurricane victims in the South got some much needed help from students at one Louisiana school. Laura and Sally have been very destructive.
Student news roundup, Maryland, Sept. 16
The pandemic reveals much more about us than our unpreparedness for virtual learning; Md. students look at healthcare and choices about schooling.
Student news roundup, Illinois, Sept. 14
Special ed advocate in Evanston dies; Remembering 9/11; Business, fine arts, and cultural life during the pandemic.