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Teachers may be bigger drivers of COVID-19 in schools than students: U.S. CDC studyThe findings line up with studies from the United Kingdom and Germany.WorldFeb 22
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Boost school safety if B.C. teachers won’t get COVID-19 vaccine early, union saysB.C.'s updated vaccine plan prioritizes age and medical vulnerability, meaning frontline workers like teachers and grocery store workers won't get their shot earlier than others.HealthJan 22
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Parents group calls on B.C. to let teachers work from home during school closuresParents at a Langley school closed last week during a power outage say the province should suspend policies that force teachers to work in other schools, while COVID-19 persists.EducationJan 17
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Langley, B.C., teachers defy district order to work from another school during power outageAbout two dozen teachers from Shortreed Community School refused to be re-deployed, arguing it would be unsafe to work from another school during COVID-19.EducationJan 13
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No plans to delay B.C. students’ return to class, despite new COVID-19 variantThe new variant, first detected in the U.K. and confirmed to be present in British Columbia, is believed to be significantly more contagious.EducationDec 31, 2020
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COVID-19 staffing crunch forces Vancouver Catholic school onlineIn a letter to parents, Our Lady of Perpetual Help said all learning would be conducted virtually from next Tuesday until Dec. 18.EducationDec 4, 2020
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Parents anxious as Surrey school closed by COVID-19 prepares to reopenCambridge Elementary was closed for two weeks on Nov. 14 after at least seven cases, including at least one teacher, were confirmed.HealthNov 29, 2020
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COVID-19: Possible case being investigated at Cobourg Collegiate InstituteHealth officials are advising the individual to remain at home.HealthNov 24, 2020
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No mandatory masks in B.C. schools despite sweeping new COVID-19 ordersWhile masks are not mandatory in classrooms, they are mandatory for older children in shared spaces such as hallways.Nov 19, 2020
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COVID-19-stricken B.C. school ‘should have been closed a week ago,’ say parentsAt least seven cases, including at least one teacher, have been identified at Cambridge Elementary.HealthNov 15, 2020
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