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March 9, 2021 By SHIRA LAUCHAROEN

SOMERVILLE WIRE: March 9, 2021 WEEKLY ROUNDUP

Somerville High School building opens, Charlotte Kelly launches a campaign, and the Union Square Projection Series hosts a panel.

Filed Under: Reporting, Somerville News Garden, Somerville Wire Tagged With: art, education, news, politics, Somerville

March 2, 2021 By SHIRA LAUCHAROEN

SOMERVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS SEE REOPENING DATE IN SIGHT

In a long anticipated culmination of events, students will at last be allowed back for in person instruction

Filed Under: Education, Reporting, Somerville News Garden, Somerville Wire Tagged With: education, in person learning, school, Somerville

May 6, 2020 By JORDAN FRIAS

TEACHERS AND CITY YEAR TEAM UP TO MANAGE VIRTUAL CLASSROOM CHALLENGES

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“Quite honestly, a whole group discussion in the classroom was hard for some kids, so a whole group discussion on a Zoom session is like impossible.”

Filed Under: Pandemic Democracy Project, Reports Tagged With: BPS, City Year, coronavirus, COVID, education, news, news to us, schools, slider, virtual learning

March 31, 2020 By SHIRA LAUCHAROEN

EDUCATORS, STUDENTS STRUGGLE WITH ONLINE LESSONS DURING COVID CRISIS

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“How do you do that when you’re not in the room with the person? How do you make sure everyone gets what they need in that environment?”

Filed Under: Education, Reporting, Reports, Somerville News Garden Tagged With: coronavirus, COVID, education, news, Somerville, Somerville News Garden, teachers

March 4, 2020 By JASON PRAMAS

SOMERVILLE NEWS GARDEN MOVING FORWARD

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Launching new programs to help revive local journalism   It has been just over a year since my Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism and DigBoston colleagues and I organized the Somerville Community Summit to give area residents a chance to speak for two minutes each to 15 journalists about what kind of neighborhood news they […]

Filed Under: Engagement, Somerville News Garden Tagged With: Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism, community, democracy, education, Jason Pramas, journalism, Massachusetts, media, news, Somerville, Somerville News Garden

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