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You can also simply print out the certificates and write the names and dates in by hand. It is actually quite simple, and step by step directions are included! If you have never used editable products before, don't worry. Due to the clip artists' terms of use, y ou cannot change the background, borders, and titles of the slides. By editable, I mean that you can add text wherever you like on the pages. ✔️ Preschool Awards, Diplomas, and Invitations also have optional wording of Pre-Kindergarten and Pre-K for your school's preferred class title! ✔️ Diplomas and certificates for grades 4-6 have two options of clipart for you to choose from. Ceremony Invitations for Preschool and Kindergarten.Wording options for Pre-K, Pre-Kindergarten, and Preschool.Grade Completion Awards (Grades PreK-6).
Here and elsewhere, amid a race to re-engage students in learning, the desire to find new ways of approaching school has collided with the need to just make it through another trying week.These adorable graduation certificates and grade completion awards are perfect for your Preschool Graduation, Kindergarten Graduation, or a celebration of any grade's completion at the end of the school year! Includes fun Preschool and Kindergarten Graduation Invitations, diplomas, and Pre-K through 6th Grade Award Certificates!Ĭlick the PREVIEW button above to see everything included! Such setbacks have played out across the country, in district after district, at school after school. COVID has waned and surged, exploding any semblance of certainty. It was supposed to be a time to start reinventing public education for teens like Richards High School senior Keshaun Arnold and the other students Richards serves: half of them Black, another half Latino, almost all from low-income families, a third learning English as a second language, and another third without a stable place to live.Īt Richards, a tough comeback has overwhelmed the students and staff. Here is a collection of our stories and photographs documenting the lived experiences of school communities during COVID.įor schools across the country, this school year was supposed to be the moment to recoup academic ground lost during the pandemic and tend to the outbreak’s traumas before high school careers and lives got derailed. We’ve also shared stories of resilience, success, and joy. We’ve shared with our readers the chaos of school closures and re-openings, the mental health struggles of grieving and isolated families, and the staff shortages that many districts are confronting. More than two years into the global health crisis, our nation’s schools - teachers, staff, and the students and families they serve - are still dealing with challenges.Ĭhalkbeat journalists have documented the difficulties school communities have faced and are still facing. Since then, COVID has demanded a wide range of responses, from stay-at-home orders and shuttered institutions to mask mandates and testing protocols. By March of that same year, the novel coronavirus was declared a pandemic. The world was warned about a rash of pneumonia-like infections clustered in Wuhan, China, about a week into 2020. The fight to rebuild school communities after years of pandemic-era uncertainty.
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