New Title IX Rules Are About to Take Effect. Is Your K-12 District Ready?
The new Title IX rules on sexual misconduct will become the law of the land August 14. School districts need to make significant changes now.
The new Title IX rules on sexual misconduct will become the law of the land August 14. School districts need to make significant changes now.
A survey from Healthline also found 21% of parents have no choice but to leave their children home alone while they go to work.
Testing for COVID-19 every two days, even with a low-quality test, will avert more infections than weekly testing with a higher-quality alternative.
“We need to stay safe from Covid-19 by staying at home – and we need you to stay home in order to protect yourselves and your fellow students, your teachers, the many workers who serve you on campus…”
The funding is part of the $2 billion Smart Schools Bond Act — a sweeping education technology initiative approved by the voters.
The Watchdog application triggers medical alerts and helps coordinate efforts to limit COVID-19 exposure in real-time, says the company.
The Tyco Illustra Pro Thermal EST scans for elevated skin termperatures while people are in motion and has embedded facial recognition technology.
While COVID-19 and campus policing still make up much of July’s top stories, some of the interest seems to be shifting to other topics as campuses prepare to reopen.
Guidance from Attorney General Ken Paxton also says public school officials should decide if, when and how to open school — not public health officials.
One study found that healthcare workers who worked directly with COVID-19 patients were nine times more likely to test positive for the virus than workers in non-COVID-19 units. Another study looked at the effects of building ventilation.