Covid-19

If they're not already boosted, educators should get an additional shot of the vaccine, say experts.

It's human nature to let down our guard in certain situations. However, with Omicron spreading, here are some Covid-related risks to monitor.

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.

Some school districts across the country have implemented test-to-stay strategies since the beginning of the school year, but the CDC recently gave the mitigation strategy its strongest endorsement yet

Education can return to the way things have been done by restoring previous practices or it can be transformed and become something bigger and better

COVID-19 booster shots are available to educators and will be more available to the general public soon.

Between mid-July and the end of August, schools in Arizona without mask requirements were much more likely to be the site of a COVID outbreak.

Saliva COVID tests are inexpensive, fast, and less cumbersome than nasal swabs, say spit test enthusiasts.

More than 180,000 children have caught COVID over the past month, but the risk of severe disease appears to still be rare.

Increased testing, vaccines, and loosened quarantine restrictions among strategies districts are employing to keep students in-person at school.