Selma City Schools Switch to Virtual Due to COVID Spread
All Selma City Schools will shift to virtual learning due to the rise in COVID cases.
All Selma City Schools will shift to virtual learning due to the rise in COVID cases.
The Alabama Department of Public Health has released a new report on COVID cases in the state’s public schools. It shows cases are five times the number they were one week ago.
Dallas County Schools and offices are closing due to the spread of COVID.
President Joe Biden says the government plans to double to 1 billion the rapid, at-home COVID-19 tests to be distributed free to Americans.
The Lowndes County Board of Education says it is extending virtual learning.
Alexander City Schools will shift to remote learning effective Friday, January 14.
Starting Tuesday, January 18 through Friday, January 21, schools will close the schools to allow time to deep clean and sanitize all school buildings.
Starting Wednesday, students will participate in virtual learning until Friday, January 14. Faculty and staff will still report to work each day.
Starting Saturday, private health insurers will be required to cover up to eight home COVID-19 tests per month for those on their plans.
Alabama State University has updated its COVID rules for fans who want to attend athletic events, due to the new surge of the virus.