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Are seniors being put at risk if children return to school?

Tuesday, July 21 by ABC News

By DR. JAY BHATT and DR. LAITH ALEXANDER, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Millions of seniors -- particularly those of ethnic minorities -- are living with school-aged children and could be put at risk when kids return to school, according to... Read More.

Leaders in states seeing coronavirus surges debate mask mandates, school reopenings

Monday, July 20 by ABC News

By ADAM KELSEY, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- As coronavirus cases continue to surge across a wide swath of the United States, the public debate over face mask requirements and reopenings is pitting several state and federal leaders against the White House,... Read More.

How the country’s largest school systems, NYC and LA, are planning for the fall

Friday, July 17 by ABC News

By DR. SABINA BERA and MEREDITH DELISO, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- The largest school systems in the country will likely have very different starts to the upcoming school year.Earlier this week, Los Angeles announced that when classes resume... Read More.

‘The Magic School Bus’ author Joanna Cole dead at 75

Thursday, July 16 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Joanna Cole, former librarian who created the bestselling book-turned TV series The Magic School Bus, has died at 75. Her publisher, Scholastic, says the author succumbed to idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. Cole's 1986 creation became a hit animated series, and recently... Read More.

Why pediatricians are pushing for kids to go back to school in the fall

Friday, July 10 by ABC News

By DR. SABINA BERA, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- While the Trump administration is urging schools to open in the fall, many parents remain concerned about the safety of their children. Amid the coronavirus pandemic, is going back to school safe?

No revisions to school reopening guidelines despite Trump demand, just ‘additional information’: CDC director

Thursday, July 9 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- BY: JORDYN PHELPSThe head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Thursday struggled to say what federal guidance might look like for the nation’s schools to reopen this fall, after the president said the current advice... Read More.

Princeton removes Woodrow Wilson’s name from public policy school

Sunday, June 28 by ABC News

BY: ELLA TORRES, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) -- The board of trustees at Princeton University voted Saturday to remove the name of Woodrow Wilson from the School of Public and International Affairs for the 28th president's "racist thinking and policies.""Identifying a... Read More.

Duchess Kate urges students to be kind, nurture themselves as she virtually leads school assembly

Tuesday, June 23 by ABC News

By KATIE KINDELAN, ABC News(LONDON) -- Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, virtually took over a school assembly Thursday to share a lesson with students on kindness.Duchess Kate, a mom of three, spoke to students at Oak National Academy,... Read More.

KRKO Russell and Hill Male Athlete of the Month-April 2020-Owen Bishop-Arlington High School

Tuesday, May 19 by Tom Lafferty

Congratulations to our KRKO Radio Russell and Hill Male Athlete of the Month for April 2020, Owen Bishop of the Arlington High School Class of 2020. Owen was the Western Conference Baseball Player of the Year in 2019, and was expected to... Read More.

KRKO Russell and Hill Male Athlete of the Month-March 2020-Tyler Linhardt-King’s High School

Friday, April 17 by Tom Lafferty

King's High School Basketball Player Sophomore Tyler Linhardt is our KRKO Russell & Hill Male Athlete of the Month for March 2020. Tyler scored 25 points and grabbed 16 rebounds in King's 70-67 overtime win over Lynden Christian in the 1A State... Read More.

KRKO Russell and Hill Female Athlete of the Month for March 2020-Hailey Hiatt of Arlington High School

Friday, April 17 by Tom Lafferty

Arlington High School Basketball Player Junior Hailey Hiatt is our KRKO Russell & Hill Female Athlete of the Month for March 2020. Hailey led the Eagles basketball team to a 24-3 record and a Third Place Finish in the Class 3A State... Read More.

KRKO Russell and Hill Female Student Athlete for February 2020-Kiley Hubby of Lake Stevens High School

Wednesday, March 18 by Tom Lafferty

Congratulations to our KRKO Radio Russell & Hill Female Athlete of the Month for February 2020. Lake Stevens wrestler Kiley Hubby. Kiley won her second career wrestling state championship when she pinned her opponent in the 2nd round of the 170 lb... Read More.

Stories tagged with: school

Are seniors being put at risk if children return to school?

Leaders in states seeing coronavirus surges debate mask mandates, school reopenings

How the country’s largest school systems, NYC and LA, are planning for the fall

‘The Magic School Bus’ author Joanna Cole dead at 75

Why pediatricians are pushing for kids to go back to school in the fall

No revisions to school reopening guidelines despite Trump demand, just ‘additional information’: CDC director

Princeton removes Woodrow Wilson’s name from public policy school

Duchess Kate urges students to be kind, nurture themselves as she virtually leads school assembly

KRKO Russell and Hill Male Athlete of the Month-April 2020-Owen Bishop-Arlington High School

KRKO Russell and Hill Male Athlete of the Month-March 2020-Tyler Linhardt-King’s High School

KRKO Russell and Hill Female Athlete of the Month for March 2020-Hailey Hiatt of Arlington High School

KRKO Russell and Hill Female Student Athlete for February 2020-Kiley Hubby of Lake Stevens High School

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