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Racism in detention
Kids are going to be spending a lot of time staring at screens this school year, but just because they are learning remotely doesn’t mean the typical childhood adversities, like bullying, stop. READ MORE
Equal education for all: How local schools are putting racism in detention
Not approved
The university decided to test all its students for the coronavirus before arriving on campus for the fall semester but it appears it used a provider whose coronavirus tests were not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. READ MORE
FDA: W&M COVID-19 testing provider has no emergency use authorization
Mask up
After spike of coronavirus cases in Hampton Roads and the Peninsula, health care systems on Monday announced a new campaign to help slow the spread of the virus. READ MORE
For research use only?
There’s just one thing: Tests given to the students were labeled “For Research Use Only Not For Use in Diagnostic Procedures.” READ MORE
Virtual learning problems
As local school divisions embrace online learning, there also comes concerns about online safety and the physical effects of staring at a computer screen for too long. READ MORE
Virtual learning problems: Here’s how local school divisions plan to handle them
