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Tag Archives: COVID testing
COVID Privacy Concerns: What Happens When Someone Tests Positive?, by Katharine Eastvold
When the Board of Education of District 186 met in mid-July in Springfield, Illinois, they weren’t yet debating remote-only versus hybrid instruction, or whether the administration had ordered enough wireless hot spots. Still, Springfield Education Association leaders and members who … Continue reading
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Tagged contact tracing, COVID, COVID testing, privacy, remote learning
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