The start of September is a hectic time for kids as they reunite with their alarm clocks, textbooks and their friends. Experts offer these tips for busy parents.

As the majority of senior grades in Quebec red zones return to class full-time as of Monday, a number of school boards opt for a staggered approach.

Experts weigh in on how the future of education in a post-pandemic world could impact both learning styles and curriculum for students.

In a release, MRU said that the "transition back to campus must be well-organized and thoughtful," and that current remote working arrangements will be in place until June 30.

In Alberta, where in-person learning at schools resumed on Jan. 11, there have been in-school exposures to a new COVID-19 variant in at least nine schools.

As COVID-19 caseloads ease in select parts of the province, schools in seven public health units in southern Ontario will reopen to in-person learning on Jan. 25.

As of the Friday update there are now 45 active cases of COVID-19 in the health unit's jurisdiction.

On Friday, the health unit provided an update on its decision to allow students to end virtual learning at home and return to in-class learning.

As Quebec high schools reopen, more families have decided to homeschool instead of sending their children back.

Parenting expert Alyson Schafer shares her survival guide for parents juggling virtual learning and working from home amid the pandemic this winter.