#Reopening

Danielle DeTiberus

DDeTiberus

The narrative about reopening schools because of the tragic suicides of students leaves out the complexity that young people were already suffering from untreated mental health issues. Both my virtual

Tenaj Yecal

BoontonKaT

1) COVD-19 will be in the US for the foreseeable futureOn what do I base this? Over this past week, I have seen in just my part of NJ, out

Oliver Renick

OJRenick

The narrative that today is all about increased odds of stimulus is way off the mark:https://twitter.com/TDANetwork/status/1334951026097577984 // 1) the dollar is firm, and the dollar has only firmed on days

Alexander

alexanderrusso

While popular, disproportionality-focused coverage like this runs the risk of distorting the situation, focusing attention on misleading percentages and downplaying the obvious benefits of in-person learning.http://ow.ly/NGAa30ruXgl T

Tim Rhoads

timwrhoads

There's absolutely truth to this, but a lot of the big public schools (Big-10) don't feel like they have much choice. Schools and budgets that have been decimated by years

Jake Nomada 🌎

NomadicHustler

TOP 12 Countries Where Gringos Can Go…Coronavirus EditionIf 2020 got you looking for an escape, lemme break it down for ya!Vamonos! P.S...Subject to changeDo your own researchThis is just my

Margaret Thornton

MaggieEThornton

I woke up this morning with a lot on my mind in regards to the school reopening debate, so I thought I would take a moment to collect all of

Phil Kerpen

kerpen

Netherlands: "Based on reports from municipal public health services (GGDs), children aged 0-17 years only represent 1.3% of all reported patients with COVID-19, although they comprise 20.7% of the population."

🇨🇦 Bill Comeau Crush the Curve 📉

Billius27

on the Toronto area SGTF (S-Gene Target Failure) study to detect B117 (UK variant). It looked at 11,485 positive tests over Dec 16 to Feb 3 and found 448 had

Quarantined Life

Real_QL

One reason you don't mess with a novel virus is because you don't know the lasting effects. It's not just deaths that are the problem but potential for long lasting

Sam Freedman

Samfr

I desperately want kids back in school both from a policy perspective and as a parent. But you can't commit to a date while numbers are still this high and

Sen. Michelle Benson

SenatorBenson

What metric is the Governor using aa the basis of his decision to close businesses?Percentage positive?Declining hospitalizations?No one in the administration is telling me. (Yes, I have asked.)If laws appear

Whitney R. Robinson

WhitneyEpi

.@NYTimes has done great data journalism on #SARS_CoV_2, filling gaps left by an incompetent US federal response but their recent coverage re: schools is tipping towards sensationalism & divergence from

Orla Hegarty

Orla_Hegarty

‘Mounting evidence suggests coronavirus is airborne — but health advice has not caught up’ ..distancing isn’t enough, evidence of transmission throughout rooms due to poor ventilation #schools https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-

(((Charles Fishman)))

cfishman

In Arizona, there is an interesting experiment going on — a bubble inside the surging AZ pandemic.It involves University of Arizona football players.We hear a lot about college students being

KC-10 Driver

MCCCANM

@DanaGoldstein writes a fair article here (I don't want to be critical), but it's missing some of the effects of the unchecked fear that unions allowed to grow over the

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