Greg Wright does a weightlifting exercise outdoors in the “Muscle Lawn” at the Rolling Hills Country Club in Novato, Calif. on July 25, 2020. Rolling Hills moved weights and fitness classes outdoors and are practicing social distancing for swimming and tennis due to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. (Douglas Zimmerman/Special to […]
Reopening
Dr. Massiah is pleased that he and his team have been using a digital scanner since before the Covid-19 pandemic, since the process is safer than taking dental molds. Courtesy of Smiles on the Upper West Side Text size Back to Business Barron’s and MarketWatch will check in regularly with […]
One of the many challenges of reopening classrooms in the United States is that there isn’t much good data, if any, about what could happen. Will in-person learning lead to a jump in the transmission of COVID-19? Will students and teachers get sick? How many? How sick? There is so much […]
A group of students walk through the Sather Gate at UC Berkeley. (Eric Risberg / Associated Press) Hopes that college life might begin a slow return to normal this fall were deflated Tuesday, when two University of California campuses announced they would begin the semester with fully remote instruction amid […]
Sara Elahi isn’t waiting to find out whether her children’s schools will reopen in the coming months. After an extensive interview process of several candidates, she found a private educator who will be going to her home to professionally home-school her two children during the first semester. “Education is the […]
The Baltimore County Board of Education is scheduled to vote on its reopening plan for the 2020-21 academic year Tuesday evening and is expected to approve a virtual return to the classrooms. Last week, Baltimore County Public Schools superintendent Darryl L. Williams said during a virtual school board meeting that […]