Rhode Island marks 5 years since COVID-19 school closures, reflects on lessons learned
Dr. Leonard Mermel, medical director of the Department of Epidemiology and Infection Control at Brown University Health, ...
Have Rhode Island students recovered from pandemic learning losses? What the data shows.
Educators have made some progress helping students recuperate from pandemic disruptions, but problem areas persist and ...
5 years later: What R.I. got right, and wrong, about the COVID pandemic
Prominent health care experts who played a part in the state’s pandemic response say the vaccine roll-out worked, but there ...
‘It’s going to hurt’: RI farmers, schools brace for impact of USDA funding cuts
Rhode Island farmers, schools, and food pantries are preparing to feel the effects of the USDA’s decision to cut two federal ...
5 years later: Rhode Islanders reflect on COVID-19’s lasting impact
Dozens of essential care workers and advocates gathered outside the State House on Tuesday to remember Rhode Island’s nearly ...
Is Rhode Island ready for the next pandemic? Why you should be optimistic
The pandemic served as a boot camp for Rhode Island public health officials and infectious diseases doctors, preparing them for future health crises ...
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Coding classes are becoming commonplace in US high schools—here's how offerings in Rhode Island compare
When the COVID-19 ... 3 in 5 high schools offered foundational computer science courses, and 11 states required computer science credit for graduation, according to the latest annual report from ...
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Brown professors answer where are we now after five years of COVID-19
Moderated by Director of the Pandemic Center Jennifer Nuzzo, the School of Public Health and Warren Alpert Medical School ...