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Coronavirus
University of Illinois requiring vaccination for on-campus students
Coronavirus
University of Illinois requiring vaccination for on-campus students
Students who can’t be vaccinated because of their health or other reasons will have to continue masking and saliva-based testing.
Local News
Davenport Schools begin summer meals program
The program plans to serve about 60,000 meals to students over the next seven weeks.
Education
Davenport Community Schools celebrate the last day of a strange and stressful year
The largest school district in the Quad Cities is finally out for the summer, coming as a relief for students who say the last year was 'boring' and 'difficult.'
Education
Davenport students celebrate the beginning of summer
The area's largest school district started the year fully online, then moved to hybrid learning, before transitioning into in-person classes in February.
Education
After enrollment dips, public schools hope for fall rebound
If the public school enrollment dips persist, schools that lose students eventually could see funding cuts, though pandemic relief money is helping for now.
Nation World
Supreme Court justices defer Harvard case on race in college admissions
The justices on Monday put off a decision on whether they will hear an appeal claiming that Harvard discriminates against Asian American applicants.
Education
WIU revives decades old student teaching program at Wisconsin tribal schools
Students accepted into 16-week program will spend four weeks at three different tribal schools
Coronavirus
Covid in Schools: Low-cost and no-cost testing now available for students in Illinois
COVID-19 testing is already available to middle and high school students across the state.
Coronavirus
Illinois offering COVID-19 testing for elementary schools
COVID-19 testing is already available to middle and high school students across the state.
Education
Bettendorf High School names new principal
Robert D. Boley is set to begin his role as principal on July 1, 2021.
Education
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture talks with WQAD about the potential for free pre-school and community college
Tom Vilsack joined us Friday morning to talk about how he thinks the plan could help people in rural communities.
Coronavirus
University of Illinois requiring vaccination for on-campus students
Students who can’t be vaccinated because of their health or other reasons will have to continue masking and saliva-based testing.
Local News
Davenport Schools begin summer meals program
The program plans to serve about 60,000 meals to students over the next seven weeks.
Education
Davenport Community Schools celebrate the last day of a strange and stressful year
The largest school district in the Quad Cities is finally out for the summer, coming as a relief for students who say the last year was 'boring' and 'difficult.'
Education
Davenport students celebrate the beginning of summer
The area's largest school district started the year fully online, then moved to hybrid learning, before transitioning into in-person classes in February.
Education
After enrollment dips, public schools hope for fall rebound
If the public school enrollment dips persist, schools that lose students eventually could see funding cuts, though pandemic relief money is helping for now.
Nation World
Supreme Court justices defer Harvard case on race in college admissions
The justices on Monday put off a decision on whether they will hear an appeal claiming that Harvard discriminates against Asian American applicants.
Education
WIU revives decades old student teaching program at Wisconsin tribal schools
Students accepted into 16-week program will spend four weeks at three different tribal schools
Coronavirus
Covid in Schools: Low-cost and no-cost testing now available for students in Illinois
COVID-19 testing is already available to middle and high school students across the state.
Coronavirus
Illinois offering COVID-19 testing for elementary schools
COVID-19 testing is already available to middle and high school students across the state.
Education
Bettendorf High School names new principal
Robert D. Boley is set to begin his role as principal on July 1, 2021.
Education
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture talks with WQAD about the potential for free pre-school and community college
Tom Vilsack joined us Friday morning to talk about how he thinks the plan could help people in rural communities.
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