As Leominster tries to educate students with disabilities remotely, families and teachers say "it's not sustainable." From Kathleen McNerney: wbur.fm/35dPMFJ #maedu

"On the other end of the line, someone from student health services tells her she tested positive and starts explaining the next steps." @angrchen on a positive test at college: wbur.fm/31VUwxv

Somerville will look for #COVID19 in its sewers, near the source. It may allow for a rapid response in case of a school-based outbreak. wbur.fm/3i0yIq3 #MAedu

Remarkable, unequal declines in Federal Student Aid completion: “Am I surprised? Not really," says a top state policymaker. wbur.fm/3biI7qr

ICYMI: A last-minute push to move classes online at Boston University School of Public Health — and why it didn't happen. wbur.fm/3gSYYBt

Follow Carrie Jung for the latest on the Massachusetts K-12 board meeting today, including a vote on emergency regulations to require a minimum of "live learning" time. wbur.fm/2K45cnu

Follow Max Larkin for the latest on the MA Dept of Higher Ed board mtg. Including financial aid and enrollment numbers.

Just in from Massachusetts K-12: Class of 2021 will not have to pass English and math MCAS in order to graduate. Shorter MCAS administration period for gr. 3-8. Another hold harmless year for accountability. #MAEdu

Are you a student using art to process yesterday's events in Washington? Share your work with us. We may republish it with your permission. #MAEdu

We are digging into some of the surprising lessons of the pandemic for students and educators. Tune into Radio Boston to hear Carrie Jung. And join us Thursday night to hear more. wbur.fm/33Ts3bI

Thinking about a "new normal" for school? Join Carrie Jung and guests to explore what we have lost and gained during the pandemic, and how school communities can build back better. Thursday night at 6 pm. Register here: wbur.fm/33Ts3bI

The pandemic pushed classes outside. And some teachers and students want to keep it that way. A look at outdoor learning at the Sarah Greenwood in BostonPublicSchools wbur.fm/3hxTiR8

The last year has been tough. And it's also changed many of us profoundly. So we're thinking about what the "new normal" means and what school could be. Join us and share your thoughts. #maedu #mapoli wbur.fm/33Ts3bI

Join WBUR CitySpace and Carrie Jung tomorrow to discuss the unexpected lessons from the pandemic, and what school could be. #maedu #mapoli wbur.fm/33Ts3bI

The pandemic upended education, and also taught some unexpected lessons. Join WBUR CitySpace and Carrie Jung tomorrow at 6 p.m. to reflect on what has happened and what could be. #maedu #mapoli wbur.fm/33Ts3bI

Baker: no plans to change mask mandate for schools this fall. wbur.org/news/2021/07/2…

Follow Max Larkin for the latest on the Boston's school committee's newest members.

Outreach to schools, pediatricians and families is an early step the state is taking to prepare to vaccinate the more than 880,000 Massachusetts children in line to become eligible for COVID-19 shots when the federal government green-lights a vaccine. wbur.fm/3xikoAh