OPINION: One Tucson sixth grader lets you into his quarantine world, including some ideas he thinks could make school a more well-rounded experience.
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- Danyelle Khmara
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Tucson’s public schools have been forced to make a huge effort to narrow the digital divide among students since campuses across Arizona were ordered shut during the pandemic — and are doing so with nearly no help from the state.
- Danyelle Khmara
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Tucson’s public schools have been forced to make a huge effort to narrow the digital divide among students since campuses across Arizona were ordered shut during the pandemic — and are doing so with nearly no help from the state.
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- By Alison Bowen, Chicago Tribune
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As parents deal with school closings because of the coronavirus, it’s a new normal for nearly everyone. Some teachers have sent home supplemen…
- By Andrew R. Campanella Special to the Arizona Daily Star
The following column is the opinion and analysis of the writer.
- Yoohyun Jung
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Charter and online enrollment has been steadily increasing for the past five years.
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