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  • Education

    Campus School and University Middle to begin school year virtually

    University Schools — Campus School and University Middle — have announced they will go all-virtual instead of the hybrid plan it previously released to parents.

    By Abigail Warren July 20, 2020
  • Opinion Education

    Calkins: At Rhodes College, leadership the whole country needs

    As leaders around the country make decisions based on wishful thinking, Rhodes College postponed on-campus eduction for the fall semester because it determined it could not safely bring students, faculty and employees back to campus. "It’s about setting your values and having the courage of your convictions," said president Marjorie Hass. If only more leaders would do the same. 

     

    By Geoff Calkins July 21, 2020
  • Education

    How will schools handle COVID-19 cases? Reopening plans offer few details

    What will happen when some of them test positive for COVID-19? The answers are troubling, and in many cases yet to be determined.

    By David Waters July 27, 2020
  • Education

    Higher ed preps for an academic year shaped by the coronavirus

    Most schools are planning for a semester combining on-campus and online learning.

    By Linda A. Moore July 18, 2020
  • Election 2020 Elections

    Calvo withdraws from SCS race, backs Harris in challenge of McCormick

    Mauricio Calvo’s withdrawal accented the opening day of early voting in Memphis. Preliminary numbers show more than 5,000 people voted early Friday. In getting out of the District 5 school board race, Calvo cited his duties as executive director of Latino Memphis and the disproportionate impact the COVID-19 pandemic is having on Latino Memphians. 

    By Bill Dries July 20, 2020
  • Education

    Time with kids at home a challenge and a blessing, parents say

    Parents who depended on a world where children had places to go and things to do were left to figure out how to teach school-age kids and occupy preschoolers. In many cases, they also had to work while doing those things.

    By Linda A. Moore July 17, 2020
  • Education

    Judge sets trial date in 5-year-old school funding lawsuit

    The case pits school districts in Memphis and Nashville against the state over whether Tennessee allocates enough money for K-12 education, especially for its urban students.

    By Marta W. Aldrich July 16, 2020
  • Education

    Rhodes College to continue remote learning for fall

    If conditions improve, Rhodes is prepared to bring first-year students back to campus in the fall.

    By The Daily Memphian Staff July 17, 2020
  • Education

    To reopen schools, Tennessee plans to distribute millions of masks to teachers, students

    The Tennessee Emergency Management Agency last week began delivering 298,000 masks to school districts for the state’s 66,000 public school teachers and other school staff.

    By Marta W. Aldrich July 15, 2020
  • Education

    Trump administration rescinds rule barring foreign students from taking all classes online this fall

    Harvard and MIT were the first to contest the policy, but at least seven other federal suits had been filed by universities and states opposing the rule.

    By The Associated Press July 14, 2020
  • Education

    SCS sets school year start date at Aug. 31, last day June 16

    Under the 2020-21 calendar approved by the Shelby County Schools board, students and teachers will have a fall break in October and start the second semester in February instead of January. 

    By Laura Faith Kebede July 15, 2020
  • Lakeland

    LSS offers glimpse into fall plans, will announce full details July 15

    Several Lakeland parents and residents sent in statements supporting sending children back to the classroom this fall. 

    By Michael Waddell July 14, 2020
  • Education

    In-school or at-home learning: Parents face a tough question

    They have until Saturday, July 18, to decide whether their children return to Shelby County Schools’ buildings or stay home to learn with the aid of a school-issued laptop or tablet.

    By Linda A. Moore July 14, 2020
  • Education

    COVID-19’s Catch-22: Are Memphis kids safer at school or at home?

    Kids who go to school risk exposing themselves and others to COVID-19. But many kids who stay home are more vulnerable to adverse childhood experiences, or ACEs.

    By David Waters July 11, 2020
  • Education

    If coronavirus cases continue spiking, Ray says he can’t ‘in good faith’ open school buildings

    SCS Superintendent Joris Ray said Memphis students will start the school year online if coronavirus hospitalizations and cases continue to surge. 

    By Laura Faith Kebede July 11, 2020
  • Premium Education

    Campuses moving toward opening with reams of safety protocols

    Experts say challenges for college presidents are monumental, including now to plan for whatever temporary turns out to be as fall classes approach.

    By Jane Roberts July 10, 2020
  • Video Education

    SCS superintendent says most parents picking online classes for coming semester

    The Shelby County Schools superintendent said on “Behind The Headlines” that the school system is ready with a flexible plan and two teams of teachers for each school – virtual teachers and in-person teachers. 

    By Bill Dries July 16, 2020
  • Education

    Federal grant for HopeWorks will help local immigrants reach their goals

    The program bolsters immigrant language skills, teaches civics and other lessons about living in the United States. 

    By Linda A. Moore July 09, 2020
  • Education

    Temperature checks, masks are among requirements in SCS back-to-school plan

    Shelby County Schools’ plan addresses every aspect of the school day starting with bus rides and ending with after-school care and extracurricular activities. 

    By Jacinthia Jones July 08, 2020
  • Education

    $40 million endowment ‘transformative’ for LeMoyne-Owen

    The endowment from the Community Foundation of Greater Memphis is the largest in LeMoyne-Owen College’s history.

    By Linda A. Moore July 05, 2020
  • Premium Real Estate

    Southwest community college plans expansion, new ‘front door’ on Union

    Southwest Tennessee Community College plans to convert the closed Office Depot building near Downtown for its performing arts programs, for an array of student services, for a bit of retail to serve students and for a more prominent presence along busy Union Avenue.

    By Tom Bailey July 01, 2020
  • Education

    BTW’s class of 2020 gifted with laptops, coding lessons from Women’s Foundation

    The Women’s Foundation for a Greater Memphis is working to reduce poverty in the 38126 ZIP code, one of the poorest in the city. Booker T. Washington High School is at the center of the initiative.

    By Linda A. Moore July 01, 2020
  • Education

    SCS parents can choose in-person or online instruction for fall

    Starting in August, Shelby County Schools plans to offer both online and in-person instruction for students — and parents can choose which option they want.

    By Laura Faith Kebede July 01, 2020
  • Education

    Blackburn lauds closing of University of Memphis Confucius Institute

    U.S. Sen. Marsha Blackburn announced the shutdown of the University of Memphis Confucius Institute, saying students of Chinese culture and language at U.S. colleges should be “alarmed that the Chinese government has infiltrated their institutions.”

    By Sam Stockard June 30, 2020
  • Visual Arts

    Metal Museum gets recommendation as Rust Hall’s next tenant

    Mayor Jim Strickland will consider the committee's recommendation that the Metal Museum be Rust Hall's future occupant. If he accepts it, the City Council would have final say.

    By Tom Bailey July 01, 2020

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