PBS News Hour

Virus prompts some U.S. schools to attempt remote learning

A growing number of U.S. schools, including several colleges and universities, are shutting their doors to reduce the spread of COVID-19. Although only a small fraction of public elementary and high schools have closed, more than 430,000 students are affected already. John Yang talks to Michelle Reid, superintendent of Washington state’s Northshore School District, about the decision to close.

Virus prompts some U.S. schools to attempt remote learning

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