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Central America commits to reopening schools ‘urgently and gradually’

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In Costa Rica, schools use a hybrid model to ensure protocols are met and guarantee physical distancing in the classroom. 
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‘A decision we took as a country’: Inside Costa Rica’s first day back at school

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Between the enthusiasm of the students and the fears of the parents, thousands of students across Costa Rica returned to face-to-face classes
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Costa Rica returns to face-to-face classes after pandemic suspension

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The Public Education Ministry (MEP) says Costa Rica will resume in-person learning using a blended model in 2021
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Costa Rica prepares return for in-person school

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The Public Education Ministry (MEP) says Costa Rica will resume in-person learning using a blended model in 2021
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Costa Rica will resume in-person learning in 2021

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The Public Education Ministry (MEP) announced this week that Costa Rica will resume in-person learning using a blended model in 2021
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U.S. Southern Command delivers hygiene supplies to Costa Rica’s Education Ministry

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The United States Southern Command delivered a significant donation of hygiene supplies to Costa Rica's Education Ministry (MEP) in a ceremony on Friday.
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PHOTOS: La Carpio opens new school, 23 years in the making

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A new facility to replace the infamously overcrowded primary school in La Carpio, one of Costa Rica’s biggest slums, has been in the works for more than two decades.
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Iconic Costa Rican high school suspends classes following student’s death

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Two investigations are focused on the death of a 12-year-old student on Feb. 28.
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Costa Rican lawmakers submit anti-bullying bill

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Legislators from three parties on Thursday submitted a draft aimed to prevent, respond to and eventually eradicate bullying in Costa Rican schools.
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Teachers divided over resuming strike negotiations

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Education Minister Sonia Marta Mora on Friday morning met with supervisors of Costa Rica's 27 school districts and asked for a full report of teachers who do not report to work on Monday.
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