No, what’s “critically important” is that our children be safe.
Mandy K. Cohen, MD, MPH
 @CDCDirector
24 Jul 2020
It is critically important for our public health to open schools this fall. CDC resources will help parents, teachers and administrators make practical, safety-focused decisions as this school year begins. bit.ly/39RLWS8

Jul 30, 2020 · 12:51 AM UTC

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And our teachers.
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Agreed. Why is this so difficult??
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Save our children.
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What's the covid death rate of children? What's your crystal ball saying about that?
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It’s such a shame that the US hasn’t suppressed the virus. If they had, maybe kids could actually go back in person. I know that the risk is probably too high, but it’s not good for kids to be out of school for so long. Same goes for teenagers. Online learning sucks.
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More kids die from bees.
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Kids will be fine if they miss more school. Don’t sacrifice children and families for the sake of the economy. Their motivation is so transparent.
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Schools have been open in Europe, kids (most) will not perish from it, they don’t spread it to adults. So if there are no in person schools does this mean I don’t pay property taxes?
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Do you want China to pass us in education even more? This is how that happens...
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