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How the Race Between Vaccinations and COVID Variants Affects School Reopening

February 2, 2021

Via: Ed Surge

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President Biden has made reopening K-12 schools as one of his top priorities for the first 100 days of his administration, or by the end of April. With COVID-19 vaccinations rolling out across the country, there’s hope that that will happen.

But there is also a sense of added urgency. New strains of the coronavirus are emerging, and vaccine distributions and administrations have run into hiccups.

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