What the Tech? How Facebook Can Help Teachers Communicate with Parents and Students
Teachers can use Facebook to better communicate with parents instead of relying on a student to bring home a note.
Teachers can use Facebook to better communicate with parents instead of relying on a student to bring home a note.
When parents of today’s college students were in school themselves, they stayed connected with family through phone calls on a landline and maybe some letters on actual paper sent through the actual post office. Remember that?
Alabama schools are starting a new school year while the battle against COVID continues. Geneva County Schools have already had to send home 400 students who came into contact with individual(s) that tested positive for COVID. As Tallassee City Schools prepare for their first day back on Wednesday, students and teachers are reminded to keep their distance from one another….
From the West Alabama Newsroom– Students in the Selma City school district went back-to-school for in-person learning Monday. Superintendent Dr. Avis Williams says the first day of school — went off without a hitch. She says the first week will be spent getting re-adjusted to in-school learning. “We’re spending this week just building relationships, getting to know each other, and…
Now that kids are either back in school or heading there soon, families are ditching the summer chill and getting back into the swing of things with routines.
Multiple city and state departments have partnered with the Alabama National Fair to host a back-to-school COVID-19 vaccination clinic.
The historic Montgomery church gave away backpacks full of school supplies, food, and school uniforms.
Here are a few consumer tech gadgets you might not think about when packing up your son or daughter’s car as they head to campus.
In light of new CDC guidelines, school systems across the state are requiring masks for the upcoming school year including Montgomery Public Schools and Dallas County Schools.
The first day of school, even if its virtual for many students, is right around the corner. You’ve been helping us collect school supplies, uniforms, and classroom items for kids in need across our area… Now it’s time to give it away. Alabama News Network partnered with Eastdale Mall to give away school supplies to about 500 kids Saturday afternoon….