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What will it take to get kids back to class? Three questions.

What will K-12 schools look like when their doors eventually reopen? Education leaders in the United States are planning multiple options for the fall, ranging from all students returning to buildings to continuing fully remote learning. What schools decide will vary based on guidance from local and state officials. Various approaches are already being seen as some schools reopen in Europe. France has already had to reclose some schools. A number of issues will inform the decisions of school

How will K-12 schools look different when they reopen?Will remote learning continue? How will schools accommodate varying comfort levels?

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