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The distribution process starts Saturday afternoon.

Schools have begun reopening in the U.S. with most states leaving it up to local schools to decide whether to require masks.

Parents and policy makers across the nation have been plunged anew into a debate over whether face coverings should be optional or a mandate when schools reopen

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention updated the guidance Friday.

Children are having their noses swabbed or saliva sampled at school to test for the coronavirus in cities such as Baltimore, New York and Chicago.

The majority of elementary schools in Massachusetts reopen Monday for full-time, in-person learning. Some communities, however, got waivers and will stick with a hybrid model for now.

On Monday, elementary schools across Massachusetts will reopen for full-time in-person learning by order of the state, except in communities that have received waivers. In Marshfield, the district is taking it a step further and welcoming all students back at all seven of their schools. NBC10 Boston was given a behind the scenes look at some of the changes that…

On Monday, elementary schools across Massachusetts will reopen for full-time in-person learning by order of the state, except in communities that have received waivers.

President Joe Biden says he wants most schools serving kindergarten through eighth grade to reopen by late April.

Cohasset middle and high schools are switching to remote learning Monday for the next two weeks after students were found at a house party over the weekend.

Some may see busy streets, sidewalks and honking horns as distractions, but for Charlestown Nursery School, it’s the backdrop of their day. The Boston school has created classrooms with no walls or ceilings. Co-director Kelly Pellagrini said it starts every morning with teachers packing small wagons filled with supplies and then rolling them to a nearby city park. “We...

Charlestown Nursery School is thinking outside of the box by heading outside of the school building. School leaders and parents hope it can be used as an example of what’s possible in the city with a little extra effort and an open mind.

Vermont will make available $76 million worth of grants in a bid to assist businesses hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic, Gov. Phil Scott announced Tuesday. In a press conference, Scott said the funding would go to businesses in the greatest need, especially those in the hospitality industry. “We know many businesses and sectors in the state continue to feel…

Vermont Gov. Phil Scott is cracking down on coronavirus restrictions as health officials continue investigate an outbreak among youth and adult hockey players. “We’re considering a number of steps to strengthen guidance, particularly around off-the-ice activities and interstate play,” Gov. Phil Scott said Friday. “We also need all players and families to abide by the strict guidance we already...

Vermont health officials are investigating an outbreak with at least a dozen youth and adult hockey players and an unspecified number of cases in schools. “Several” coronavirus cases are associated with four different schools in the state, Health Commissioner Mark Levine said Tuesday, and at least 12 cases have been found among youth and adult hockey players in the Montpelier-central…

As Boston’s COVID-19 positivity rate increases to 4.1 percent, Mayor Walsh pauses school reopening plan.

A group of parents will rally in New Hampshire Monday morning to protest the Nashua School District’s decision to remain fully remote until January 2021 due to the pandemic.

In a COVID-19 update, Mayor Marty Walsh says Boston’s coronavirus positivity rate remains at 2.7%. If the rate continues to stay below 4%, in-person learning will begin in the city.

Mayor Marty Walsh urged Bostonians on Friday to protest peacefully as they continue to express their anger over the decision not to bring charges against police officers in Kentucky in connection with Breonna Taylor’s shooting death. A protest is scheduled to be held in Roxbury on Friday, and additional demonstrations are planned across the state this weekend. Gov. Charlie Baker...

Diners at “The Industry” in Dorchester’s Adam’s Village are cringing at the news from Boston Mayor Marty Walsh on Wednesday that the city is closing in on being in the red zone on the state’s COVID-19 map.