Why Is There No Consensus About Reopening Schools? (Published 2020)

The New York Times·Sep 8

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there is a lack of consensus on reopening schools, with various factors and opinions being considered. some schools are planning to reopen with certain precautions, while others are retreating to remote learning due to covid-19 surges. the effectiveness and necessity of school closures in controlling the spread of covid-19 is also being debated.

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