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The tone of warning letters from SouthCoast schools lately is likely to encourage parents to nudge their kiddos out the door and off to school, even when they are sick.

The first day of school has come and gone for students from Somerset to Bourne (and everywhere in between).

The kids are finally heading back for in-person classes next week, and it's that time of year for an annual reminder to stop for school buses.

Here on the SouthCoast, we have seen traditional snow days turn into remote learning days. Will modern-day kids have any more true snow days?

A nostalgic look back on those first-day jitters.

It's hard enough to make the decision about whether to send kids back to school this fall. It's even harder when parents don't agree about what to do.

Dr. Robert Baldwin, president of the Massachusetts Association of School Superintendents, updated us about the reopening of schools in the Commonwealth.

Usually kids are pumped about a simple snow day, but are SouthCoast kids indifferent about a two-week delay of the first day of school?

Are your teenagers staying up late during the pandemic? They are actually reverting to their natural sleep patterns.

Will high school kids change classes? How will buses and lunches look? We talked to Mass. Association of School Superintendents President Dr. Bob Baldwin.