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MMSD won't require staff to get vaccine or regular COVID-19 testing
The Madison Metropolitan School District won't require their staff to be vaccinated or undergo regular testing for COVID-19 in the coming school year, according to a spokesperson. Masks will be mandated inside school buildings and buses but not required outside,…
Teachers' unions are cautious about the new CDC guidelines on social distancing in schools
(CNN) -- Some teachers are grappling with how to protect students and themselves against the coronavirus in light of new guidelines for returning to in-person classes issued by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Friday's announcement relaxes recommendations…
'So much enthusiasm, relief, appreciation': Thousands of educators begin vaccination process at Alliant Energy Center
Tuesday came as a relief for many educators who have been waiting their turn to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
The unsung hero behind St. Dennis School's successful reopening
As more Madison schools begin reopening for in-person learning, News 3 Now's Jamie Perez revisited St. Dennis School to see how its school year has gone ever since it reopened in August.
MMSD survey results show 62% of 4k-2nd grade students will return to in-person learning this month
Nearly 4,000 4K through 2nd grade students will return to in-person learning in the Madison Metropolitan School District this month, according to newly released survey results.
Two Madison teachers, two very different perspectives on returning to in-person learning
After the Madison Metropolitan School District announced it would return for in-person learning through a phased approach starting March 9, Madison teachers were quick to voice their support and concerns online.
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Our 2020 Grads
UW-Madison Fall 2020 graduates react to virtual winter commencement
MADISON, Wis. -- Another class of UW-Madison students will graduate virtually on Sunday, with commencement ceremonies being held online for the second time since the pandemic began.…
Born to Make History: A Special MMSD Graduation Edition
Madison Magazine partners with MMSD to create a special edition celebrating the class of 2020
MMSD builds a network to celebrate and connect alumni
The Madison Metropolitan School District and its foundation do much more outside (and beyond) the classroom.
Madison school district honors historic class of 2020
Madison Metropolitan School District partners with Morgan Murphy Media for a graduation like none before it.
Heinen: A message to the Madison graduates of 2020
Editorial director Neil Heinen offers words of wisdom for this year's graduating class.
Madison West's virtual commencement ceremony
Just like most of our celebrations during the COVID-19 pandemic, the rite of passage for this year's graduates will look a little different. Family, friends and classmates of graduates in the Madison Metropolitan School District can share the event by watching commencements on TV and online this month.
James Madison Memorial’s virtual commencement ceremony
Just like most of our celebrations during the COVID-19 pandemic, the rite of passage for this year's graduates will look a little different. Family, friends and classmates of graduates in the Madison Metropolitan School District can share the event by watching commencements on TV and online this month.
Capital High/Malcolm Shabazz’s virtual commencement ceremony
Just like most of our celebrations during the COVID-19 pandemic, the rite of passage for this year's graduates will look a little different. Family, friends and classmates of graduates in the Madison Metropolitan School District can share the event by watching commencements on TV and online this month.
News 3 Now staff's advice to Class of 2020
Get a look at a few throwback pictures from News 3 Now staff and an offer of advice to the Class of 2020.
Robert M. La Follette High School's virtual commencement ceremony
Just like most of our celebrations during the COVID-19 pandemic, the rite of passage for this year's graduates will look a little different. Family, friends and classmates of graduates in the Madison Metropolitan School District can share the event by watching commencements on TV and online this month.
