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Well into August, the debate over school reopenings hasn’t cooled off any. Today, we hear a variety of perspectives on the matter.
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The arrival of the fall semester didn’t end the debate over school reopenings. It’s not even September yet, but some schools have already opened and then closed because of outbreaks.

Below, you’ll hear from two mothers, a physician, a tutoring professional, and more, as they all try to process this tough back-to-school

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