Masks Soon Won’t Be Needed in Schools By Erik Ofgang Educators likely can leave their masks home in a matter of weeks, says Dr. Joseph G. Allen, of the T.H. Chan School of Public Health at Harvard University
Osterholm: B117 COVID Variant “A Game Changer” for Schools By Erik Ofgang As the B117 COVID variant spreads schools are likely at greater risk
How To Talk About COVID Grief in The Classroom By Erik Ofgang COVID grief, loss, and trauma from the past year may not be easy to talk about but it’s something that should be properly addressed in the classroom
Vaccine Passports in Higher Ed: 5 Things to Know By Erik Ofgang Rutgers University recently became one of the first universities to require vaccine passports for its 71,000-plus students
Student Safety Strategies By Erik Ofgang In this recent Tech & Learning virtual roundtable, educators and professionals talk about the building blocks of a student safety district program.
The CDC’s $10 Billion School COVID Testing Plan: What to Know By Erik Ofgang School COVID testing can help keep the nation’s schools open to in-person learning but there are still questions about the availability of tests and regulations around administering them.
Key Takeaways from the National Safe School Reopening Summit By Ray Bendici The U.S. Department of Education’s recent National Safe School Reopening Summit included best practices, resources, and more to support the return to in-person learning
National Safe School Reopening Summit: What to Expect By Ray Bendici The National Safe School Reopening Summit will bring together educators and stakeholders on March 24 to address concerns and look ahead
The CDC Now Recommends 3 Foot Distancing in Schools. Here's Why By Erik Ofgang The 6-foot distance requirement has kept many kids out of school. Here’s why it’s no longer recommended.
Education Leaders Reflect on Anniversary of COVID-19 By Eileen Belastock It's been a challenging 12 months, but there have been silver linings
5 Covid Classroom Mistakes and How to Avoid Them By Erik Ofgang It's human nature to let down our guard in certain situations. Here are some Covid-related risks to keep an eye on
CDC School Guidelines: What You Need to Know By Erik Ofgang Experts from the Yale School of Public Health and Johns Hopkins School of Medicine discuss the implications of the latest CDC guidance in regard to in-person learning
What Type of Mask Should Educators Wear? By Erik Ofgang Educators should be wearing better masks, says Dr. Joseph G. Allen, director of the Healthy Buildings Program at Harvard University’s T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
CDC: In-Person College Associated with Increased Covid-19 Spread By Erik Ofgang A new report examines the impact of Covid-19 transmission on campuses across the country.
