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Beth Hawkins

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  • National Correspondent, The 74
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Award-winning National Correspondent covering education for @The74. Blogger at bethhawkins.org. @VentureMPLS parent. Equity. Longform. Tacos.
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Districts, teachers union sue federal government for targeting schools

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By Beth Hawkins Verified
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This story first appeared at The 74, a nonprofit news site covering education. Sign up for free newsletters from The 74 to get more like this in your inbox.
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St. Paul teachers share how their students are really doing

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By Beth Hawkins Verified
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This story first appeared on The 74, a nonprofit news site covering education. Sign up for their free newsletters to get more stories like this one in your inbox. When COVID forced schools to close in 2020, everyone — students, teachers, classroom aides and administrators — was forced online together. Everyone scrambled to figure out the technology, everyone hungered for human connection.
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‘Teaching as You’re Feeling’: St. Paul Teachers Share Their Classroom Realities

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By Beth Hawkins Verified
| Yahoo Verified
When COVID forced schools to close in 2020, everyone — students, teachers, classroom aides and administrators — was forced online together. Everyone scrambled to figure out the technology, everyone hungered for human connection. Today, with thousands of federal agents targeting Minnesota schools, bus stops, day care centers and other places where immigrant parents gather with their children, remote learning options have been revived in numerous districts, with varying degrees of success.
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