But what does the shift to online classes mean for students ... term and short-term effects of COVID-19," Vance says. "For example, we don’t know how many college students, due to newly acquired ...

Ricardo Alcaraz is taking three of his five courses online this semester at Santa Ana College: an anthropology class ... largely sparked by the Covid-19 pandemic. Taking classes online, though, isn’t ...

According to Attendance Works, in the 2022-2023 school year, 61% of public schools saw high or extreme levels of chronic ...

Due to COVID-19, the U.S. government allowed more flexibility to enroll in multiple online classes, and these rules ... director of global education at Goucher College in Maryland.

Education and the coronavirus crisis: What’s the latest? Several community colleges and districts in the San Francisco Bay Area are also making the transition to online instruction for most classes.

Georges Detiveaux, San Jacinto’s Director of Online Quality, talks about what to expect from the new virtual college.

Both of them were part of the graduating class of 2024, the first group to start high school during the COVID-19 ... University's College of Education, when schools from across the country moved ...

The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has developed unified Respiratory Virus Guidance to address COVID-19, influenza, influenza-like illness ... symptoms and prevention strategies On days when ...

CU Boulder employs a framework for public health and COVID-19 decision-making that follows Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidance. As we transition into the recovery phase of the ...

The COVID-19 pandemic significantly impacted education ... When lockdowns began in 2020, teachers had to quickly learn how to facilitate online classes through programs such as Canvas and Zoom.