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Our state just relented and agreed to share school-based data on positive tests. That, along with the ever-increasing numbers of cases, hospitalizations, and deaths (even here on the libtard east coast), seems pretty likely to doom all the plans of pushing kids back into buildings for in-person learning sometime very soon.
Lots of our systems set up caseload-based triggers for moving ahead, presumably thinking that things would be getting better after early October... and now we are above all those triggers and the big back-to-school supporters are unsure what to do.
Our school system is going back on its own announced plan already, and it sounds like many in MD are re-evaluating the "learning center" model, which seems to basically just be "providing a safe and supervised place to do remote learning."
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