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USDA introduces new guidelines to improve school meals
The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced new regulations on Wednesday to improve the quality of school breakfasts and lunches by tightening the limits on salt and sugar.
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USDA updates rules for school meals limiting added sugars and sodium
U.S. agriculture officials announced new nutrition standards for school meals that will limit added sugars for the first time.
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Early childhood education cuts restored in NYC — but is it enough to help families?
Gilma Avalos reporting on the early childhood education cuts being restored in NYC.
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Another bomb threat delays NJ school district opening a day after closure
A New Jersey school district that canceled classes a day ago out of an abundance of caution after getting an emailed bomb threat received another one Friday, authorities said. Marlboro Township Schools opted to delay school openings by two hours as authorities investigated. Details on the nature of the threat weren’t clear, though the superintendent said it was similar...
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Threats shut down NJ school district
A threat in Marlboro, New Jersey, shut down an entire school district. The emailed bomb threat came just days after an heated school board meeting. Is there a connection, or just coincidence? NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports.
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Marlboro schools close after bomb threat to 3 NJ school districts
NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports.
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Bomb threat that closed NJ school district deemed ‘low credibility:' official
An unspecified “low credibility” bomb threat forced the closure of Marlboro Township Schools in New Jersey Thursday as authorities investigated, officials say. Marlboro Township Schools, which enrolls nearly 5,000 students in pre-K-8th grade, initially called for a two-hour delayed opening district-wide, citing the emailed bomb threat. A short time later, a decision was made “out of an abundance of caution”…
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Students working to overcome COVID learning loss
Four years later, tri-state teens say they’re still working to overcome the learning loss that happened during COVID-19. News 4’s Andrew Siff reports on a special program giving students hope.
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Internet issues cause learning lag at Bronx high school
Blank laptop screens, spinning wheels on website, and errors plague students at one high school in the country’s largest district. News 4’s Jessica Cunnington reports.
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Top tech post vacant for months before NYC remote learning breakdown
Prior to the glitches that left New York City public school students locked out of their virtual classrooms Tuesday, the nation’s largest school district had been operating without a permanent Chief Information Officer (CIO) for months. The I-Team has learned the search for a new CIO recently concluded,but the new technology chief was not yet in place to help...
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Top tech post vacant for months before NYC remote learning breakdown
Chris Glorioso reports.
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NYC schools hit tech snag during first fully remote snow day
Because of the storm, nearly a million students we’re told to switch to online learning for the first time since the pandemic. But thousands couldn’t log in to access their teachers and classes, frustrating students, parents and some lawmakers. NBC New York’s Chris Glorioso reports.
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‘IBM was not ready for primetime': NYC schools chancellor addresses remote learning tech issues
New York City schools chancellor David Banks speaks to the media about issues students faced logging in on a remote virtual learning day during Tuesday’s snow.
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Latest Forecast From Storm Team 4
Latest Forecast From Storm Team 4
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NYC schools ‘experiencing issues' with online learning system in first true snow test
Let us know how your children’s remote learning day is going here. New York City public schools are operating virtually Tuesday, as a winter storm grips the five boroughs. It marks a sudden test of asynchronous learning for the nation’s largest public school district, with nearly a million NYC students set to learn online from home. The city had...
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Remote NYC school during snow storm: NBC New York wants to hear from you
New York City public schools are remote Tuesday due to a winter storm that is expected to dump up to 8 inches of snow on the five boroughs. The city had for all intents and purposes “done away” with snow days after the COVID-19 pandemic forced more innovative and technology-dependent learning. However, the city hadn’t moved fully remote for a snow day...
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Intense, short Tuesday storm could bring 5-8″ of snow to NYC
The NWS issued a winter storm warning by Monday afternoon for most of the region, including New York City, Long Island, the Hudson Valley, Fairfield County in Connecticut, and Bergen and Hudson counties in New Jersey. News 4’s Marc Santia, Andrew Siff and Adam Harding report.
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NYC Mayor Adams, city officials hold news briefing on Tuesday storm preparations
New York City officials are getting ready for a snow storm on Tuesday that is expected to bring at least 3 inches, and up to 8 inches, of snow to the immediate metro area.
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Latest Forecast From Storm Team 4
Latest Forecast From Storm Team 4
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NYC schools go remote Tuesday amid snow threat
New York City public schools will go remote Tuesday, city officials announced Monday, ahead of a winter storm expected to dump up to 8 inches of snow on the five boroughs. It will be a sudden test of asynchronous learning for the nation’s largest public school district, with nearly a million NYC students set to learn online from home. The…