that these students attending these remarkable public charter schools graduate 91% of the time. compare that to students in the d.c. area that do not attend a public charter school. who are in the public school system. they graduate only two out of three times, 66%. i can't imagine a world where my friends across the aisle who stood with me to protect d.c. opportunity scholarships would not stand with us today to protect more education options for kids all across america. by voting for the administration's restrictions, my friends across the aisle are telling these hard-working parents that labor union bosses and bureaucrats know what is best for their kids, better than the parents themselves. that's plain wrong. here's what i know, the greatest difference between the haves and the have-nots is not the color of your skin. it's not the neighborhood you live in. it is not the income of your parents. the biggest difference between the haves and have-nots in our country will not be solved by playing politics and putting labor unions above your kids. the way we close that gap between

students. i've correct myself, it's not centered should yet but is targeted schools in texas. e the students was amazingly sponsored by the supreme court historical society and analyzes freedoms of young people in public schools. it looks at cases that affect and schools and i'm certain it must be the first book sponsored by the supreme court own historical society now being targeted for censorship. i only wish aspiring censors would read my discussion, board of education versus pico and page 50 not in my book before they censor it because it tells them everything they need to know how it's illegitimate to strip books from school libraries because somebody disagrees with it. the books on poster boards have been targeted for censorship banned from schools. this is your time by ruby bridges, remarkable figure in the civil rights movement has been challenged and targeted. why? is at a book describing how a liberal was one of the first to integrate public schools in her native louisiana in the midst of backlash make make white children feel uncomfortable and i think this understate

students in schools. some perpetrated by senior school students themselves. hum, buy school employees, and others sigh outside does. more than a 1000 schools run by the delhi government are to be covered by the scheme, but it's dividing opinion across the board. as did a record responded. alden pot reports this government school in delhi became one of the 1st schools to install cctv cameras in its classrooms at public areas. every day, hundreds of students here are constantly under surveillance with each moment of their day being phoned from the come put off is office principal rockridge. the yard can monitor every thing happening at his school. he says that camera footage allows him to quickly tackle problems like bullying at betty crime. something is there, okay, are a warning system. you can see there some students, if they have some kind of from a frank or something to they're also do so having the idea, okay. you are being watched. everything is being recorded to that adds to that discipline, kill st

school. now students and their parents are provided with services in essence. ave any leverage on the so-called difficult teenagers. there were more correctional schools. where teenagers could it’s completely easy to get in if they systematically violated school discipline, it worked differently. uh, here's the precinct service, if earlier. serve or clearly knew what was possible, what was not broadcasted to children and the children observed these rules, but now. uh, very often the parents themselves come and dictate the conditions and teachers are forced to adapt to, uh, the requirements of each parent, and as a result, we get not school discipline, but some kind of profanity. and permissiveness of modern schoolchildren. but the fact that our children have become just like that is to blame in the first place. we are parents. is it any wonder what will grow out of a child who is brought up not by moms and dads and smart books, but by cruel computer games and empty meaningless videos from the internet. however, this is a topic for another story. they say that sa

students have found out whether that school has chosen to take them. ideally this is for your first choice college but it is often a strategic choice for students and families, as many highly rejective schools use this to fill the classes early on. kristen: big congratulations to the kids who got into their dream school. they are done. what do you tell the many kids who got rejected from their top school early and get crushed? >> you always have to remember, admissions decisions are not a referendum on you as a human being. they are about volume of applications, which have been increasing the past few years. they are about space available at those institutions, which are not necessarily growing at this time. i advise my kids, you need to feel your feelings. you put a lot of effort into this. give yourself 48 hours to cry with your friends, eat ice cream and wallow a little and then it is time to turn a corner and think what is plan b? kristen: what is plan b? regular decision? >> yes. at some schools there may be an option to do a second early decision

school year. quote, we find broad and growing benefits for students in public schools. in particular, students who attend neighborhood schools with higher levels of market competition have lower rates of suspensions and absences and higher test scores in reading and math. and while this reveals gains for vitter eye all students, we find out this most positively affected were those with the greatest barriers including those with low family incomes and less educated mothers, unquote. school choice helped students of poor and working-class families like the one i grew up in. i wasburn to a single mom with an 11th grade education and never met my birth mother. my adopted father never had more than a sixth-grade education. we moved around a lot. but my mom pushed me to work hard and get a good education. i was label to live the american dream. that's why i'm here, because school choice shouldn't only be for the elites. it should be for everyone. i yield the floor. mr. cornyn: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from texas. mr. cornyn: mr. president, my children

uh, engagement and high school students. high school student.so sees as a good variation for those who have chosen basketball for themselves, when it is enough to feel at such a good professional level already at that age. we have 15 teams playing uh in the student league glands connecting professional elections, that is, in fact. this is the youth composition of professional clubs. ah. and this is such a step of some kind from the children's youth basketball league of russia, that's a profession. there is basketball, and we are trying to develop it in this direction, so many teams are watching very actively . parallel to the student league of russian railways and the top division of the national championship and perform at a very good level. that is, they are, well, in the top roles of such there. three men's three women's teams from russia are holding a one-round tournament with two belarusian clubs. the competition will end on sunday. igor are in the sports complex at 3a uralskaya street we will add an entrance to the grandstand free brazil a

these are high school students for living a high school students life and one elected throughout the day may be the junior rotc program. so in that context the schools offer to them resources for immediate reporting for local access to local law enforcement et cetera. title ix with department of education will bring more resources to bear to ensure their meeting all the requirements set forth in the statutes vary. as we go forward we look to standardize i did not just the m.o.a. but the reporting procedures to ensure it includes everybody from the school all the way up through us and the department of education. and then with regard to standardization of the process for response to allegations, the services can address when we go down the line, mr. chairman, one standard is when allegations are made certifications are medially suspended. when allegations are substantiated those certifications are then permanently withdrawn pixel in a case that doesn't get through we would have to look into to find the specific of that case. >> thank you. i've exhausted my time, and i will never recogn

amy: a group of current and former yale students have sued the school for discriminating against students with mental health challenges. it is in violation with americans with disabilities act. the lawsuit alleges yale pressures students to withdraw from the school if they're suicidal or hospitalized for mental health treatment. then the jailscraper vs. chinatown. we look at a fight in chinatown, new york, against the city's plans to build the tallest jail in the world. >> $8.3 billion will be spent to build one. we could not let them do this. amy: the jailscraper would be one thd as high as the empire state building. we will speak to a chinatown activist, a new york city counciember, and an award-winning filmmaker who is part of a growing campaign to say no to the new mega jail. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in georgia, voters will head to the polls tuesday in the closely watched run-off between senator raphael warnock and republican challenger herschel walker. a record 1.85 million georgians cast ear

your teacher can be used as a lifesaver, so the parents of ok foil high school students have hired a lawyer to start a lawsuit against the district school board. they are frustrated with the lack of transparency in the council, which is not the case with the teacher's sweater, and they are also afraid of the growing threats worn against the school. parents initially followed the protocol of the school board, reporting their concerns to the school administration, as well as directly to their trustees, but the board decided to stick to their official one. statement on teacher's giant prosthetic breasts without a bra, as before, the council strives to create and maintain a safe, caring, inclusive , fair and welcoming environment training and work for all students and staff of a trans teacher, either trolls the school or demands protection of their concerns, hiding behind non-binarity. but if this suit is approved, then why is it not approved, in general, any behavior, what prevents the teacher from putting a giant prosthetic penis in his pants, don't think i didn't think about it. so tha

school today. police say that a student was stabbed by another student in the school parking lot. video of the scene showing the large police responses. authorities continue to investigate. thanks for watching. kron 4 news and vicki liviakis and i'm catherine in for grant lotus tonight. this happened at skyline high school and police say the victim is 14 years old. >> taken to a local hospital in serious condition. the suspect is 15 and is in custody. both students again of our teenagers that happened about 11, 30 this morning on the in east oakland. we're told that there was some sort of conflict. >> before student pulled out a sharp object and stabbed their peer. dan kerman has the latest for us. >> more violence at a public school in oakland this time at skyline. high school. we're about 11:30am, one student stabbed another multiple times. >> thanks to the swift and diligent work of our responding officers. a person wanted in connection with the stabbing was located and is in the victim was taken to a local hospital with serious injuries. we're still trying to determine what, i

, a student, as if it is a high school student or a student. we see that it is not indifferent. today, no one, uh, not a single generation. and most importantly, everyone understands the essence of not just preserving historical memory today. we are building the future of our country. we understand that our today and ours have succeeded at too high a price. the project recall everything to remember everyone is being held for the first time, its participants prepared videos about the places where belarusians were forcibly detained and exterminated on the territory of modern minsk during the great patriotic war materials memoirs of witnesses who lived on the territory of the occupied belarus were sent to the competition with more than fifty works each awarded. the oldest musical educational institution of the country celebrates the 90th anniversary of the graduates of the belarusian state academy of music can be found in any musical group of the country all week long celebrations were held, on the occasion of the anniversary of the conservatory,

, because, of course, we have high school students. uh, they just fooled their heads and 15,000. e high school students. during the summer we visited our cities. e on the basis of pedagogical universities of state universities. we this the program was implemented together with the ministry of science of the higher school when, within 10 days, the guys actually saw russia anew for themselves, and saw the opportunities that russia can provide, we did this by becoming, first of all, experienced teachers. and as i said. uh, uh, 36,000 adhesives, which are 36,000 in number, that came out on september 1st. this is 99% of teachers who are local teachers from the territory there was no need to come from the territory of other regions to the new subjects of the russian federation today educational the process is underway. yes. uh, a difficult situation, the nazi regime, uh, continues to shell the civilian population, but here, uh, teachers, they surrender and where the educational process is going on safely. uh, where the situation does not allo

we must equip high school to college transition skills for all of our students. like self-determination, time management, emotion regulation, help seeking and navigating ad versety. again we have evidence-based strategies to do all of these. this should begin by middle school and extend into college and include efforts like self-guided modules to support emotional health, free well being screenings at high school and college campuses, peer-to-peer mental health education and support, and texting lines where students can report concerns about themselves or others. for use of hental het -- mental health challenges we need tailored supports and planning. such programs include the renew program developed out of the university of new hampshire and a program called transition developed by the national alliance to develop health. i want to thank you again for time to speak, i look forward to hearing from my fellow panelists and to further discussions. mr. casey: thank you. now we turn to dr. wright. dr. wright: chair casey, it is an honor to sit before you as vice presid

tonight, oakland police say the student was stabbed by a 15 year-old student at skyline high school. thank you for joining us on kron. 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. that victim is undergoing surgery. police say the student was stabbed several times. it happened around lunchtime and the suspect is now in custody four's. dan kerman has the latest on the investigation. >> oakland police were called out to skyline high school around 11, 30 wednesday morning after a 15 year-old student stabbed a 14 year-old student multiple times in an on-campus parking lot. the victim again is a juvenile was transported to a local hospital with serious injuries. police say they quickly located the suspect and took them into custody. we're still trying to determine what if any connection. the 2 individuals may possibly happen. >> so we're also asking that anyone who may have information regarding this incident were any video surveillance footage to please contact the oakland police department. >> an hour after the incident, the school sent parents this e-mail about the stabbing but worded alre

school today. police say a student was stabbed by another student. police say the victim is 14 years old and was taken to the hospital in serious condition. happened about 11, 30 this morning at skyline high school in east oakland in the hills. we're told there was some sort of conflict before a student pulled out a sharp object and stabbed their colleague. dan kerman has the story. >> more violence at a public school in oakland. this time at skyline. high school. we>re about 11:30am, one student stabbed another multiple times. >> thanks to this swift and diligent work of our responding officers. a person wanted in connection with the stabbing was located and is in the victim was taken to a local hospital with serious injuries. we're still trying to determine what, if any connection. the 2 individuals may possibly have. so we're also asking that anyone who may have information regarding this incident were any video surveillance footage to please contact the oakland police department? well, the school sent out information about the incident an hour aft

guys, several dozen students before school, who want more than 2,000 people in order to implement thehes that will be developed by parents and student teachers, together with our doctors, in the best possible way in life, it’s not enough to cook today healthy food, which is balanced in vitamins, microelements, fats, proteins, carbohydrates. today it is necessary to give the food that will be for children, and the pilot project is also in demand, aimed, among other things, at meeting the needs of children. but, meanwhile, belarusian schoolchildren. today is the first day of winter holidays, 2 weeks without homework lessons and early rises, the opportunity to exhale and do business. by interest. there is only one, but the interests must be right. the following is required reading for parents. we ask the faint of heart to move away from the screens. our correspondent anastasia benedisyuk studied the theory of the introduction of the drug business, vacancies that are offered to teenagers today and what does it threaten? brother, let me, please, dear, for obvious reasons, the faces of ever

schools, we tried to take into account both rural schools and regional urban ones, in who learn from the smallest number. children, several dozen studentsbefore school, who want more than 2,000 people so that the approaches that will be developed by the parents of the student teachers, together with our doctors, will unconditionally implement in the best possible way in life today it is not enough to prepare healthy food that is balanced in vitamins, microelements, fats carbohydrate proteins. today it is necessary to give the food that children will also need. such a pilot project aims to improve the quality of nutrition and meeting the needs of children. on a visit to santa claus in the children's railway launched a new year's express with festive music, garlands and fairy-tale characters magical atmosphere both in the waiting room and on the platform and in the carriages of the train route, unusual at sosnovy bor station. the children are shown spectacular performances with songs by their works. the ministry of internal affairs also joined the holiday with congratulations of the belarusian railway on its 160th anniversary by presentin

it’s not ryazantsev who deals with both elementary school students and high school students preparingl for each lesson carefully; there are guys who, for example, didn’t have classes at all and they don’t know the whole program at all, but take the same fourth grade that i have, that is. ah, elementary exercises. they can't do it because russian was not taught to them, or there was one hour a week, but this is very little, of course, the backlog is capital, well, and psychological problems too. there is. children, sometimes stuck. sometimes they can’t be liberated somehow, they see everything in gloomy colors, but we try to somehow help them, and from this side, the university teacher is also proud of his student volunteers in the form. with what dedication they help children in our students have a fairly large experience of working with such children. the fact is that since february , our students have been working in temporary accommodation centers with refugee children. that is, we help both psychologically and pedagogically by organizing various activities, we play with children,

they call not only the work, the student during school hours. well, extracurricular activities. cteristic give any advantage to a student over other students who have it, well, normal, he did not participate in any in what activities, but simply studied according to e, the mechanism we propose for admission to the university will take into account four grades. the first is the passing of two centralized examinations corresponding to the certificates to be issued. uh, at the end of high school, one additional exam in the form of centralized testing and the average mark of the certificate, therefore, in fact, as before, the maximum number of points that epitren can score against 400, i suggest turning more to the school curriculum when i studied in school and there were also many reforms, there were 12 classes, then they canceled and returned 11 classes. and now, as far as i know, there are also many experiments. what do you think, when we can already come to the point when the school curriculum will receive some such , say, gold standard, well, you need to understand what the requ

number three we must equip a school to college transition skills for all students. should nation but we have evidence-based strategies to do all of these. this should begin by metal schoole and extend to support emotional health and free screenings of high school and college campuses period to and students can report themselves as. >> we need to tailored transitions and then including the renew program and that i demands adolescent health for to hearing about our further discussion. >> now we turn it over shoot - - doctor right. to the sheraton on —- the chair of the subcommittee , thank you for the opportunity to justify today it's an honor and privilege from role management make it is only cacat and athlete that none of that support particularly in the years but those students who choose to hear a most entering our guest have never known a world without facebook or war. i have learned how to do my students have learned how to ride and one that those that are losing overall financial instability and they are in the midst of a global pandemic that has the entire wor

thank you, amanda. >> in oakland, a student at skyline high school is recovering tonight after being stabbed several times allegedly by another student. it happened around the lunch hour today in the school's parking lot. police arrived and quickly arrested a 15 year-old suspect. they are still trying to determine a motive. >> we're still trying to determine what if any connection. the 2 individuals may possibly happen. and so we're also asking that anyone who may have information regarding this incident were any video surveillance footage school's football field after a phone threat which later was determined to be a hoax. >> police are investigating after intruders entered alameda high school and inappropriately touched a student. police say the 2 men made their way into the school at 2 separate times. kron four's rob nesbitt, talk to the police chief and has the latest. >> police say the 2 incidents are unrelated and that it's a coincidence. 2 different intruders entered alameda high school at 2 different times. they're now working to figure out how it happened late morning tuesday

eli, ethan and jackson are all current high school students, and walker is a full-time college student. two others associated with the boone and church band deserve recognition. colton boone, another recent high school graduate, balancing college courses with a full-time job, and lynn church, a father who manages the group. the six-member group has traveled across western north carolina since 2016 and has performed at church services, fairs, and even festivals. mr. speaker, i had the great fortune of hearing them this weekend at the avery county history museum, and i saw firsthand how great they are. while they make beautiful music, they also really enjoy themselves as they perform. and it was so uplifting to be there to see that. their caliber of talent is awe inspiring, mr. speaker. based on the variety of songs that they performed, they used 10 different instruments such as a banjo, mandolin, ifiddle, to name a few. they combine bluegrass and southern gospel. but what's truly aside from their wonderful talents, how they live the truths found within the gospel every single day. the l

students at one elementary school here in new york city are incredibly passionate about giving back to their community especially around the holidays let's get details now from our good friend hoda kotb. ♪ >> hi, i'm here to collect for the toy drive. >> reporter: the spirit of giving echoes through the hallways of kipp starr elementary in new york city. >> so many toys. >> reporter: students from kindergarten to fourth grade devoted to giving back to their community. >> happy holidays! >> reporter: not just this holiday season but year-round. it all started with a simple sock drive called "socktober" collect 1,000 pairs for community shelters >> sock day! >> reporter: but a fire ignited within them and they beat their goal by nearly tenfold. >> we brought in -- 9,300 pairs of socks [ cheers ] >> reporter: the principal says she was blown away. >> the kids taught me a lot about raising my bar also taught me about just this idea that you're never too young to understand what it means to help someone else. >> reporter: the kids kept the donations going with a thanksgiving food drive and

then when high school students in rockld county, new rk, invited renowned activist and educator angela davis to speak, thvenue goshut down. twice. but the students persevered and angela davis addressed a packed church last night. >> i am very sorry for your sakes that there are those in this community who decided to attempt to disrupt and encounter that would only designed to further the education of young people in this community. amy: we will speak to angela davis and nikki hines. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the senate has approved a bill imposing a new union contract on tens of thousands of rail workers, prohibiting them from going on strike. just 15 senators voted against the legislation thursday. it requires some 60,000 freight rail workers who'd previously rejected tentative union contracts to keep working or face termination. senators rejected an amendment to extend bargaining by another 60 days. another measure, which would have added seven paid sick days, failed to break a filibuster afte

one person dead and accidental shooting on the middle school campus not far from that the month before. what are your responses to concerns about studentfirst? i share those concerns. i think as an oakland resident, we're all concerned with what we see going on right now. but i also firmly believe in police free schools, and i don't believe having police officers, especially armed police officers in our schools is the way to keep our students safe would have made a difference those days, most likely it would and it's really hard to look in the crystal ball. but police typically respond after the fact. and so we do, though, need to improve safety around our schools, and especially, we need to ensure that our families feel safe when they're in our schools, the board is considering culture and climate keepers. what exactly is that? and how does it look in the schools? this is tied back to the original george floyd resolution, which had two phases . the first phase was to disband our school district police force , which we did in 2020 moving into 2021. this is the second phase where there's been a community committee that's been meeting an

from schools that are already stretched, hours of additional labor working with students are creating a nexus as a school librarian and leader, reviewing books that were being challenged by parents and school administrators how much time does it take to review a single challenged and what extra administrative steps have you undertaken? >> i will answer the first part of the question about timing. generally it happens between two and three weeks and the time out of the classroom is around one to two hours a day. what other things could you be doing without time? >> a variety of activities but more importantly keeping students at the center so often i'm working with students in small groups and one-on-one situations. i'm also working with teachers and co-teaching lessons. i also have a roster of my own teaching classes and students directly. all of that on top of maintaining and sometimes having to support the collection. >> [inaudible] my own mother was a teacher. i believe you've spoken before about basic complaints from parents. how long does it take for you to address and what type

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be attentive to them from the very beginning, who are these people who were selected from the student schoolrom our universities, then he was offered to leave for london for a two-year study with the obligation to return to russia and there they already worked with them. i went through the program more and remember perfectly how everything works. it's just that in my case it was not in the horse's food. yes, now how times cognac feed, especially after we passed the relevant bill. and when you look at the lists of these people, who has been there? listen, there are deputies of the state duma and representatives of various large regional ones. e areas, well-known journalists there, and other leaders of public opinion, how hard they worked, what their task was. now we will find out and it is clear that one of the tasks was just to move up the career ladder so that these people occupy key positions in the government. here you are called names mentioned. you say he had an idea. yes, you mentioned. yes, there should be an army of 500,000 people. this is a bright representative of the person who, b

be sent from st. petersburg, people's friends will receive special postcards, designed by students of art schools of specialized universities how to use this new year's mail, nikolai bulkin will tell, he studied the instructions a classic mailbox installed on palace square, in the very center of st. petersburg - this is such a wonderful opportunity to address your new year wishes not only to those who are nearby, but also to those who, perhaps, are in tens of hundreds or 1,000 km from here. this is a post office right next to the main city christmas tree, volunteers distribute postcards, and city residents, guests of the city, write congratulations to any corner of the country. news from here is sent completely free of charge. as a result, at the addresses indicated on the postcards, you can study the geography of a large country. i send my grandmother to my family in my native sea, city, nizhny tagil because i miss them, i miss them. i want to convey to them my greetings from the very center of st. petersburg congratulations from st. petersburg fly to kaliningrad novosibirsk vladivostok to dozen

the largest school in the far east for 800 students has been built in chita.nts. each was erected in less than a year, opened via video link by the head of the ministry of education sergey kravtsov and the governor of transbaikalia alexander osipov when the school accepts the first students alexandra sergutskaya will tell for transbaikalia the project is unique for the first time schools built according to the model of the end of the session part of the funds invested in the construction, taken from the investor to return their task to the government within 13 years, while the facility will be in operation east arctic oil and gas corporation, but most of the funds are federal money, because the results of the construction work of the kashtag school are presented to the minister. enlightenment of russia to sergey kravtsov. to do this, organized teleconference. our common cause is to thank the regional city management teams of all interested participants in the processes in the world. its successful completion was in touch with the governor of the region alexand

student at skyline high school in oakland is recovering tonight after being stabbed by another student, and police say the suspect is under arrest. ktvu tom vacar was on the scene and has the latest on the investigation. at 11 30 am wednesday, oakland police were notified of a possible stabbing at skyline high school, police and firefighters arrived finding victims suffering from multiple stab wounds. the victim was transported to a local hospital with serious injuries. thanks to this swift and diligent work of our responding officers. a person wanted in connection with the stabbing was located in custody. both individuals involved in this incident are juveniles and students at skyline high school one parent says the first reports of the stabbing came over a citizen app. which is how she got to the school to pick up her child. unacceptable it's despair and to see that our children are at yeah, we send them to school to be safe, and they're not safe and the principal. nobody at the school northwest. any of the parents teacher told us that inside the campus student rumors were driving th

school experience, i became an educator myself. i have taught kindergartners through graduate students in public schools, private schools, and tribalges. i tried to create for my students and educational experience that affirms who they are and builds them up rather than one that presumes to save them from attempting to strip away their dignity. i thank you for this opportunity to tell just a little bit of my story. >> thank you doctor ramona klein for sharing your memories any manner in which i hope you can regain your trust. the chair will now recognize the honorable ben barnes who is the chief of -- tribe. >> good day, madam chair, and thank you for the opportunity to address this committee regarding hr5444. the -- my name is ben barnes and it is my honor and privilege to serve as the chief of -- in miami, oklahoma. it is an honor to be here today. i honor, respect, and honor the bravery and -- who survived boarding schools. at its core, washington d.c. as a city of remembrance. from the washington monument to the lincoln memorial, washington d.c. embraces our past, and honors those who helped shape its future. tragedy and acts

remotely from home, only in the fifty-fifth school of the kanavinsky district, eight out of fifty classes are quarantined on sick leave, more than 20% of students in the school are going to daily monitoring, and the number of absent children. class teachers find out the reason for the absence of children at school, they are transferred to the secondary rospotrebnadzor and a decision is made to close the class for quarantine, the virus is trying not to students are welcomed to the threshold at the checkpoint with a non- contact thermometer, and in the corridors of the classrooms and the catering department, quite a lot of children are cleaned twice as often, and therefore, of course, airing is a must every change. children go out into the corridor, and airing is carried out. almost every office. there are three circulators and quartz lamps, and quartzing is also carried out before the start of classes and during recess under special control in compliance with sanitary standards and already closed educational institutions in the region now. aunt quarantined eight kindergartens and 17 schools in the region, among the last 176, more than 2,000 chil

. ♪♪ >> middle and high school students, it's time to get out your phones and start recording for yournce to win $100,000 in total cash prizes for the grand prize of $5,000, by entering c-span's student cam video documentary competition. we're asking students to picture yourself as a newly elected member of congress and showing us the importance of your issues from supporting and opposing points of view. be bold and don't forget to take risks. there's time to get started shall the deadline for entries january 20th, 2023. visit our website at student cam.org. >> last night, democratic senate candidate rafael warnock won over hershel walker. after his victory was secured, he offered thanks to his family and supporters. >> ladies and gentlemen, at this time the warnock campaign respectfully asks that you clap your hands, stomp up your feet and give it up for your senate for six more years, senator rafael warnock. [cheers and applause] ♪♪ >> six more years. six more years. six more years. six more years. >> whoa. [cheers and applause] well, hello, everybody. [laughter] >> you all settle do