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COVID -19: Look how American schools plan for a September restart

Although the cases are rising, Trump pressures schools to reopen

Published: July 19, 2020 11:38 Nilanjana Javed, Digital Content Editor

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School in america — Here’s a look at how the states have handled the return to the classroom. Superintendent Dr. Keith Perrigan shows the new seating configuration on the school buses for the upcoming school year, in Bristol, Va. A maximun of 22 students can be on the bus. President Donald Trump demanded that schools reopen physically in the fall, pressing his drive to get the country moving again even as the coronavirus pandemic surged through much of the United States and threatened to overwhelm some health care facilities. Image Credit: AP

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Schools in America — Josefina Median wears a mask as she cleans a classroom at Wylie High School Tuesday, Wylie, Texas. Earlier this year, the spread of the novel coronavirus forced more than 1.5 billion students into hastily implemented experiments in learning from home as schools around the world shut their doors. Image Credit: AP

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American school — Administrative assistant Marie Delvalle sits behind a glass panel installed in the main office to prevent the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) at Mantua Elementary School in Fairfax, Virginia, U.S. Image Credit: reuters

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