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King County Schools Kick Off The Remote School Year: What To Know
Students at many schools have resumed virtual classes, while others start in just a few days. Here are a few things to keep in mind.

Students at many schools have resumed virtual classes, while others start in just a few days. Here are a few things to keep in mind.

However, the number of students permitted to receive in-person instruction at one time will be severely limited.
Recently the CDC announced it was no longer advising tests for asymptomatic people who have been in close contact with coronavirus patients.
The experimental treatment is designed to use antibodies to combat the virus.
Public health officials are urging everyone to help limit the spread of COVID-19 before we reach critical fall months.
A new study found that Black and Hispanic Washingtonians made up a disproportionate share of the state's hospitalizations.
Researchers say the model shows the best, safest ways to get students back in the classrooms later this school year.
The move cancels recently-announced plans to host a ten game season later this year.
School leaders are sharing more details on what students and parents should expect when remote classes resume in September.
In the first step of the phased plan, families will be able to visit their loved ones outdoors at long-term care facilities.
Each district has developed a different response to the coronavirus pandemic. Here's what parents need to know to get their kids ready.
Washington has announced new guidelines showing when schools should stay online, and when kids can safely return to class.
Under the modified rules, indoor dining will be limited to members of the same household. Indoor bar service will be prohibited.