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Teachers Can Deduct Covid-19 Related Expenses on Their Taxes This Year. What to Know
Educators can deduct up to $250 each in eligible expenses on their taxes. In 2021, that includes any money spent on Covid-19 masks, soap and more.
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Meet the Financial Literacy Leaders Making a Difference in Their Communities
CNBC, in partnership with Acorns, celebrates financial literacy leaders who demonstrate a commitment to educating those who are often left behind.
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6 Reasons Why Americans Aren't Returning to Work
Job growth has been slower in recent months than many expected, even as job openings are near record highs. So what’s keeping people on the sidelines?
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Here's One Important Way Parents Can Help Develop Their Child's Confidence, According to a Parenting Expert
A parenting expert shared one way parents can help develop their child’s self-esteem.
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For Working Parents, Juggling Child Care Came at a Steep Cost During Covid
Managing their children’s remote school along with other household responsibilities during Covid came at a professional cost for working parents.
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Schools Weigh Vaccine and Mask Mandates as Students Prepare to Return
Most schools plan to be fully in person in the fall, although the country remains divided on masking and vaccination requirements.
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As College Students Head Back to Class, Some Say Benefits of Online Learning Should Not Be Forgotten
As. vaccines buoy hopes of returning to in-person learning, some are calling attention to the benefits of learning online that should not be left behind.
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College Plans Rebound Although Cost Remains a Top Concern, Survey Finds
As the economy bounces back from the pandemic, most parents say their child’s college plans have returned to what they were pre-Covid.
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Despite FDA Approval, Some Schools Say They Won't Mandate Covid Vaccinations
Superintendents say that middle school students will be encouraged, but not required, to get a Covid vaccine now that the FDA has granted approval.
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During Covid, More Families Switch to Private School From Public Education
During the coronavirus crisis, families are finding that financial aid provides access to schools they otherwise couldn’t afford.
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Will Your Child's School Mandate Covid Vaccinations?
Superintendents across the country say that schoolchildren will likely be encouraged rather than required to get a Covid vaccine once the FDA grants approval.
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Vaccinating Kids Could Slow School Reopenings, National Parents Union Fears
The education advocacy group worries that waiting until children are vaccinated will only further delay in-person learning.
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Virtual School Resulted in ‘Significant' Academic Learning Loss, Study Finds
A study on Covid’s long-term impact on students finds “significant” academic learning loss.
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How College Students Learned New Ways to Cheat During Pandemic Remote Schooling
As college students adapted to online education during Covid-19, they learned new methods to cheat on exams, and experts worry the trend is rising.
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More Teachers Plan to Quit as Covid Stress Overwhelms Educators
After a year of either putting themselves at risk in a classroom or struggling to reach remote students, many educators are ready to leave their jobs for good.
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Some Schools Still Can't Reopen for In-Person Learning, Despite New Federal Guidance
Almost a full year into the Covid pandemic, some school districts have yet to reopen for any in-person instruction.
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The Coronavirus Pandemic, Nearly a Year Long, Is Hitting Students of Color the Worst
Black and Hispanic students are suffering more learning losses than their white counterparts thanks to the Covid-19 crisis, according to a report.
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With More Snow Days, Students Lose Additional In-Person Learning Time
When Sonia Fowler’s children woke up Tuesday morning, they were cheering. Their mom said they were excited to go to school after weeks of remote learning. But Fowler had to break the news to her kids — they, like thousands of students across Connecticut, had a remote learning day because of forecasted snow. “He was crying. He was screaming that…
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Kids Could See Lost Earnings During Their Careers Due to Covid Lockdowns, British Study Predicts
Children in the U.K. could lose £40,000 ($54,897) in earnings over their lifetime as a result of missing half a year in school due to Covid lockdowns.
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Biden Rolls Out His Plan to Reopen Schools
President Biden released a plan to reopen schools, which includes more funding for Covid-related equipment and accelerating the pace of vaccinations.