Tag: covid

By Samuetta Hill Drew This article is the third and last one in the safety series dedicated to student learning in a COVID-19 environment. The...

By Ryan Michaels The Birmingham Times The Birmingham Board of Education (BOE) on Tuesday took several steps to address concerns from some city teachers who had...

By Samuetta Hill Drew It has been two years since I began writing articles about the pandemic named the Coronavirus COVID-19. This new virus struck...

bhm.k12.al.us Birmingham City Schools will start this week with remote teaching and learning on Monday and Tuesday, because of anticipated staff shortages. Educators will work...

By Samuetta Hill Drew Since COVID-19 showed up worldwide two short years ago, as a nation we have experienced devastating highs and lows relative to...

Compiled by Ryan Michaels The Birmingham Times  It was a busy news year in Birmingham for a city slowly recovering from a pandemic that had shut...

By Haley Wilson The Birmingham Times Beginning Dec. 13 at six Birmingham City Schools, free COVID-19 vaccinations will be available for children ages 5 and up,...

By Ryan Michaels The Birmingham Times Birmingham City Councilors are mostly eager to spend the remaining $35 million in federal COVID relief money which is geared...

By Samuetta Hill Drew Millions of adults have received one of the three U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved COVID-19 vaccine series while many...

The Birmingham Times Miles College announced Tuesday that it would cancel $3.9 million in federal student loans for all full-time students enrolled in the Spring...