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The Department of Education approved Acellus Learning Accelerator as an option for students learning remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic.

If the first week is any indication of how things can be moving forward, I think we – students and teachers – will be all right.

The department plans to update the numbers every Friday afternoon.

State education officials have been increasingly criticized for not releasing information when positive cases occur.

The resolution gives university administrators broad support as difficult budget cuts loom but no specific reductions were made on Thursday.

The responsibility has fallen to local administrators as the Department of Education continues to wait on COVID-19 guidance from the Department of Health.

As the school year begins online, the places we live offer opportunities of their own.

The department is spending millions of dollars on laptops and mobile hotspots for low-income families but some devices have yet to arrive.

Though most DOE public schools will be online-only for the first four weeks, hybrid models initially presented tough choices for parents.

Playing wait and see on major decisions about the coming school year won’t help anyone.