From this morning's N.Y. Times, the story of what happened when the schools in Israel opened in May:
"Within days, infections were reported at a Jerusalem high school, which quickly mushroomed into the largest outbreak in a single school in Israel, possibly the world.
The virus rippled out to the students’ homes and then to other schools and neighborhoods, ultimately infecting hundreds of students, teachers and relatives. Other outbreaks forced hundreds of schools to close. Across the country, tens of thousands of students and teachers were quarantined.
Israel’s advice for other countries?
“They definitely should not do what we have done..."
FULL Story HERE.
UPDATE: A Morning Headline:
Coronavirus Live Updates: Chicago Schools Will Start the Academic Year Remotely
Chicago is the nation’s third-largest district, and its decision leaves New York as the only major school system that will try to offer in-person classes. Six states have entered a pact to reduce testing times.
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