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New Study Cautiously Suggests Schools Don’t Increase Spread of Coronavirus
DATE: December 23, 2020
School districts offering in-person instruction do not contribute to community spread of COVID-19 as long as there are relatively low levels of preexisting coronavirus infections in the surrounding areas, according to one of the most comprehensive studies to date that’s set to play a major role in the fraught debate over reopening schools.
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