Government in this game and theyve been planning for weeks and months, the questions tell goo morning us that they understand the complexity of this and this what will School Look Like in the fall states and cities are rolling Sophisticated Solutions that we were going to need so its out their plans for ho schools maybe too little too late for guidance in the next few weeks is on the same page. Now having said that, its a very fluid situation and as it its ratcheting up tension changes, well have to learn and adapt. Between School Districts governors and the white house. Stuck in the middle, parents and so ive spoken to lot of their kids having all kids in the house with two full time jobs, its not working and no ones get tig educators. Not only are they frustrated by a great education. They want to go back to guidelines now or guidelines school i think Safety Measures can be taken. I wish they could go back to school and everything could go that say hey, if your back to normal, but unfortunately, everythings been transmission rate is at this such a big deal so its hard level, this is what you should be doing they ask where is the money coming from to put precautions really hard. In place so they feel safe putting their teachers, their students back in school. Of course in situations where you know this, schools werent exactly flush with cash before the pandemic kids will actually be in their right and of course, economic classro classrooms, even more responsibility will fall on the situation has made that even shoulders of our teachers. Worse. The cares act did have Resources Available for educators for educators arent taking this lightly and theyre raising technology and for ppe and for their own concerns for the coming school year the various things my bottom line fear would be i know in my home state of that i get infected and die. Texas, our commissioner has made those voisavailable to schools o its a very real possibility in charge, but not ef state as done the world that we live in today. That so there were some resources, but we need more im going at the computer thats why its important that engaging with my students face funds for our schools be included in this next cares act fo face and so whos going to teach my children . Package that needs to be passed whos going to sit with my own as a quickly as possible kids this is bigger than masks does that concern you life and death for us and you know int cattily how School Systems work are you worried that if schools have to start spending money of teachers were going to hear from parent, teachers, throughout the that you are regular budgets to start putting Safety Measures in hour, and directly from you place or even to institute watching at home we have our experts here to things like Online Learning or answer your questions. But first, our reporters are on hybrid learning, that that a money is going to come from the ground getting a look at somewhere else thats needed reopening options that schools just for the basic education of are watching our kids sure, its a balancing act right now, the Largest School and these are very, very tough district in South Carolina is at times for our schools and our odds with the states golfevernr families and so theyll have to make some the governor wants schools to offer in Person Learning five choices. There are some efficiencies that can be had days a week, but parents and with the lack of people in a physical plant, but certainly administrators and teachers are pushing back, pointing to spiking cases in the state increased costs associated with joshua burns is outside a school dish additional cleaning and in greenville. Gear and on and on the School District just pushed so resources are going to be a the start of classes a week to huge issue frankly, more so next year when august 2th theyre planning to release the final back to school plan our property tax revenues and sales tax revenues, those hits tomorrow what exactly do we know about what theyre looking at and what are you hearing from parents and are really going to show up quite dramatically so, i mention youre also the administrators there . Former president of the unc hey, chris. Good to see you. Well, officials here tell me School System and were e seeing that new study, which shows that when the governor made that call for all schools to have teenagers spread the virus at five days a week in Person Learning, the jobs fell to the least as well a as adults do floor here because in some places like greenville, that 10 to 19 age range if you were still in the could simply be impossible position today heading u up the university system, would you be because of the spike in cases comfortable having students come back to campus for in person and because of the practical limitations of these classrooms. Classes, living in dorms, living the governor also called on the in fraternity and sorority states uperin ttendent to rejec houses what are you thoughts as we look any reopening plans that dont include a full time, in person at going back to college option, which she told me she well, its going take great care and a lot of adapting and does not plan to do. Shes going to love it up to the im seeing that around the country with some institutions districts. Here today at this school, they only bringing their freshman and have two classrooms on display senior classes back. To show what in person would look like. Changes in velation changes of the number of normally, the school is very students in dorms online and hybrid learning. Collaborative, desks are bunched quarantine periods and on and on and on together thats not the case anymore. A lot of creativity and just that does not mean kids will not like our k 12 schools, every be here august 24th. Institution is different if trends continue the way they their Health Capacity is different and on and on. Are here, there will not be in so its not something we can Person Learning at the start of really sit in or state capitals and make one size fits all judgments. But in both instances, and this the year and even when people do return to tom sense of normalcy, it will not look like it used is getting short shift in the e to listen to what the praincipal debate, there are real disadvantages to having our told me today. Students not learn, not engaged, i think its really important for students and parents to understand that what was normal in mortgage isnarch isnt goinge not productively interactively staying on track yes, its going to be different, normal in august we have a brandnew normal but weve got to get our kids in order for us to maintain the fully engaged in their educations or well lose a social distance sh things are going to be dramatically generation and it will show up different. And chris, there is quite a in the years, many years to split between the governor, come without a doubt local officials and parents. Weve betaking a lot of questio some of whom are desperate to get their kids back in the from viewers and i want to play classroom. I want to introduce you to a question from a student at the university of alabama. Crystal and a her daughter, who hi, everyone. Are very eager to get back to my name is zach watson and im the oneonone in Person Learning with their teachers take a listen to what they said to me. Theres always a concern, but student at uab my university is planning to do theres things that i feel like hybrid classes in the fall and were instituting strict sanitation measures, social we could put in place that we distancing and weekly randomized should focus on making sure that testing of 2 to 5 of the the kids are safe. And also a making sure they have that quality education i personally do want to go student population now i will admit i personally believe these measures are critical if on campus learning is to return back to school in person rather should all universities do the than have Virtual School this same and if so, should federal year because i feel like its easier to do in person fund being allocated to help universities do it two part question oneonone learning rather than it was to do Virtual School. And chris, everyone ive should everybody do it and talked to has emphasized that of should the feds pay for it what do you think . Well, i think hes course, ideally, all students illustrating a really are back in classrooms but we responsible approach theyre taking down there thats were in those classrooms today appropriate for their student and you simply cannot fit as many kids as you used to so the body and the realities of their option of 100 full in Person Community so i commend them from that im seeing a lot of that around learning just might not be an the country. Now should the feds pay in part, option and these are the yes. Complicated issues that the and thats why this cares act School Officials are juggling right now, chris package thats being considered now is so essential. Yes, so many logistics to listen, we have got to invest in this generation of young people consider thank you for that of course the pandemic has who are our workforce of completely upended what it means tomorrow weve got to get them safe and to have the college experience, ak ati actively learning. Forcing parents what it takes to its an imperative for all of us and money well spent former education secretary, keep their students safe a in st. Louis, maryville un margaret spellings, thank you. Good to see you. University has a game plan that includes a transformation that includes dorms to dining halls appreciate your time today a growing number of cities and states are joining a lawsuit to cal perry has a look at what stop the department of education now from using coronavirus aid money from the cares act to could be a potential blueprint for other schools. Take us through what youre seeing you know here, the president assist private schools there was an almost immediate will tell you, this was a well uproar after the order from placed university for the education secretary betsy devos. Pandemic because they already put a premium on remote critic arguing the move would learning what youre going to see inside hurt students most in need and that classroom is a combination of in person and Remote Learning so if you take a class on right now, local School Districts are losing billions tuesdays and thursdays, you may because of the pandemic. I want to bring in heidi, who is do it in person on tuesday, be outside the high school in remote on thursday it changes the late of the dearborn, michigan one of the states thats fight classroom. The positioning of the cameras theres a divider between the professor and students and its ing the Education Department on this hey, heidi good to see you. Michigan says its Public Schools not just the classroom, its also the Residence Halls theyre going to limit the on stand to lose 16 million because of this new rule campus residencies and spread out the students across the how critical could it be for places like the Public School county youre standing in front of were talking about using hotels right now . And a transformation of the already hemorrhaging millions dining experience. From Elementary School to the of dollars, chris, schools like universities, the dining hall experience completely different. This one and in michigan and in youll be able to order states across the country, are in desperate need of a federal groceries online to your hall. Cash infusion. What this new rule does is the youll be able to do an on app ordering when you ugo to the dining hall. Also, masks will be required for exact opposite it takes money that has already been allocated by congress under all students when you talk to administrators on the top of their mind, is the the cares act and diverts it to concern of what happens outside private schools, so michigan, one of the states that would be the hardest hit by this, is the classroom. The biggest worry that in leading a lawsuit that is University President or any gaining traction with states and university has Going Forward is cities around the country, where are our students going at seeinging a preliminary injunction to stop this transfer of funds from public to private schools. Night or the weekends, on a i spoke with the superintendent thursday or fridaying night . Going to bars, bringing here at dearborn Public Schools today about his district Something Back thats probably the greatest a district that has 70 of concern and frank ly, we dont students who are on the free and reduced Lunch Program where he says the impact would be have any control over that weve got to do the best we can under those circumstances. Especially hard on these students studen you talked about responsibility on the teachers studen students we have high at risk tl a great deal on student, especially at the University Population where 73 free and level. We know how Much University students travel around the reduced lunch so we have country. The other key thing will be literacy coaches and our testing. There will be some kind of it literacy specialists that will go in and work with students testing here on campus we have a large english language that then plays into the learning population so students that need the extra support, athletics. The University President its basically taking more cautiously optimistic that sports will start in the fall resources away from our students although thats going to be one of the trickier things about this coming school year. Yeah, and a lot of schools chris, this is happening as the same officials like talking about an entire dorm or at least an area where they can education secretary betsy devos are ordering these Public Schools back into session. Its also happening at the same put students who test positive again, so much to consider thank you for that right now, the Chicago Public time that theyre providing little guidance by the cdc, School System is asking for refusing to commit to even the feedback from parents for a hybrid approach of in person and Remote Learning and already, the cdc guidelines about what is healthy and safe for these Public Schools i spoke with the superintendent Chicago Teachers Union is not impressed. They say in part, quote, the and he said theyre mostly decision by the mayor and Chicago Publicschools to expan getting direction from the county level a long history here of diverting time, energy and money on a plan to reopen School Buildings ra public money to private schools in michigan. So no surprise that michigan is playing the leading role here in rather than prepare to make full Remote Learning more rewarding is irresponsible this will inevitably place student es and educators at ris fighting this new rule its on ongoing fight one in the courts. Of exposure. I want to bring in janet thank you so much for that one texas teacher is so jackson. Terrified to go back into the classroom that shes walking id like to get your reaction away from her career from that state from the chicago shes a mom and recent heart Teachers Union and your argument about what the public transplant rescipient. Next School System thinks is best zblncht but first. Before your own. Good morning and thanks for and in an emergency, you need a network that puts you first. Having me. First of all, i think as you captured at the top of the this, this is an incredibly complicated process. And hearing from multiple stake that connects you to technology to each other and to other agencies. Holders, whether that is teachers, students or parents, built with and for first responders. Is important and vital in order firstnet. The only officially authorized Wireless Network for first responders. To make sure we have a strong plan our plan prioritizes safety first. But we also have an obligation to give your parents a plan that because putting you first is our job. Says this is what school could look like. How do we gradually start to about medicare and 65, ysupplemental insurance. Medicare is great, but it doesnt cover everything bring kids and teachers back into School Buildings. Weve had five to six months to only about 80 of your part b medicare costs, figure it out and parents want options. I think the plan that we have in which means you may have to pay for the rest. Place here is a hybrid model every family can see themselves thats where Medicare Supplement insurance comes in in this plan and pick a solution to help pay for some of what medicare doesnt. That works best for them and then the its the responsibility of the district learn how an aarp Medicare Supplement insurance plan, to make sure that were following the Proper Health care insured by United HealthcareInsurance Company protocols, making sure that our might be the right choice for you. A free decision guide is a great place to start. Bi buildings are clean and ready call today to request yours. For students we have an obligation to provide so what makes an aarp Medicare Supplement plan unique . A high quality education so we must do that and do it safely. Well, these are the only Medicare Supplement plans one chicago Public Schoolteacher wrote a blog endorsed by aarp and thats because they meet aarps high standards postand its getting a lot of attention, a lot of shares he thinks chicago could go fully of quality and service. Virtual to start with. He writes this if politicians think for one youre also getting the great features that any second that im physically going Medicare Supplement plan provides. Back into a classroom where i for example, with any Medicare Supplement plan have the potential to spread covid19 to my students or their you may choose any doctor or hospital loved one, then they must be out that accepts medicare patients. Of their minds i cant even begin to imagine you can even visit a specialist. The pain that would cause me if with this type of plan, there are no networks i was personally responsible for the death of one of my students. Or referrals needed. Starting this school year also, a Medicare Supplement plan virtually is a tough thing for goes with you when you travel anywhere in the u. S. Educators to think about a free decision guide will provide a breakdown we love being with our students. Even the annoying ones i, however, dont want other of aarp Medicare Supplement plans, educators to know the pain that and help you determine the plan that works best comes from losing students keeping our students, their for your needs and budget. Call today to request yours. Family, our own family, colleagues and communities safe lets recap. There are 3 key things you should keep in mind. Is the most important thing we can and will do. One if youre turning 65, you may be eligible for medicare so i guess the question that arises in my mind out of that is but it only covers about 80 of your Medicare Part b costs. The Chicago PublicSchool System considering changing the a Medicare Supplement plan may help pay for some of the rest. Framework, perhaps implementing full time Remote Learning about the beginning of the year, see two this type of plan allows you to keep your doctor how things go sm potentially as long as he or she accepts medicare patients. Changing depending on how things look in term of the cases in and three your area. These are the only Medicare Supplement plans endorsed by aarp. How clflexible is this plan . So, the framework that we put learn more about why you should choose an aarp out says just that Medicare Supplement plan. We will not go back to school in person unless the health care call today for a free guide. Conditions provide for that. Weve said that from the beginning and were committed to that i am a 20year veteran in education, so i care about students as much as every other teacher that were going to hear from on this topic im also a parent of students who will be going back to school in the fall with these hybrid models whats important to understand is that we can do this and do it safely we have learned as a country and as a world to live with covid and we have an obligation to do that safely and how we educate our students we have start ed to ak a success other essential ak ativities such as grocery shopping, some recreation et cetera, and now is the time for us to put out a plan i dont think anyone would argue that the most effective way to educate students is in person with a highly qualified teacher. We have to spend the money and we have to provide the resources to do that safely and were committed to do that, but the way were thinking about this is like this. Even if there were a vaccine in the coming weeks or months, were still talking about months, even year, before it is fully incorporated into our environment where everybody can walk around and feel that covid isnt the threat that it is today. The question on everybodys mind is how do we educate students . How do we live like this in this environment and i think our plan prioritizes health, but it also highlights the flexibility that we need in order to go back to all Remote Learning should we so, how do we bring kids back gradually when we are able to do that were seeing a bunch of we have breaking news. Photos on the screen of kids President Trump just speaking at the oval office on a potential vaccine and the potential return Wearing Masks and your governor took the step of filing a lawsuit to require both kids and of daily briefings teachers to wear face coverings carol lee is outside the white house. Carol, what did he have to say when they go back to school. Considering how face masks have he essentially said that hes become so politicized during going to be bringing back these this pandemic, i wonder if you anticipate or have you gotten daily coronavirus briefings, which had been for months, a pushback from parents when it real fixture here at the white house. They were held in the evening around 5 00 p. M. Daily comes tomas masks in schools . The president would sometimes stay for two hours at the podium that hasnt been a huge concern here in chicago and we hope it isnt in the fall. Masks will be a requirement and talking about coronavirus and often veering off into other the district has ordered over a million to provide to our subjects there was some krit sczyz, so i think theres going to be an students and staff effort to make them nor but look, Governor Pritzker has done an amazing job during this time if you look at illinois during this, weve done a really good job bringing about wareness, mitigating risk and hes doing succinch everything in his power to make the president is really feeling like his message isnt getting sure people are safe through. This is an attempt to course connect here at the end of the day, you heard from others speaking on this, the white house was saying they have internal polling that shows you must prioritize safety and issues that are making these americans just dont understand anything the federal government decisions, we have to use every tool in our tool box in order to is doing on the coronavirus make sure that our kids are safe response and that this bringing back the briefings is a response to that. So well shee those janice jackson, the pressure we also heard the president say on you and parents and teachers hes confident that a vaccine and therapeutics will come along. They talked about secretary of treasury talked about what this are is tremendous a and i know phase four bill might look like in terms of economic relief. How hard everybody has been working to make this come together i thank you for taking time out saying that kids, jobs and of your busy day to talk to us vaccines are the priority appreciate it. Theyre looking to try to thank you and straight ahead, our incentivise businesses to get doctors will answer your more team back to work so i think what youre seeing is the beginning of a white house questions about learning in pandemic america thats trying to get control of from athletics to the arts what is safe for students . A message that they feel like tell us whats concerning you. Email your questions or tweet they lost control of in recent weeks. Yeah. We know last week kellyanne them to msnbc answers. Conway was arguing that he should start these briefings up but first, remembering an again. Thank you for that i want to bring in nbc capitol american eye onicon hill correspondent, garrett hague, too, because mitch house members will pause to mcconnell and Kevin Mccarthy remember john lewis and the legacy he built. Well be right back. Cleaning power of liquid. Were also there. And the big question where theyre concerned is where things stand on the next relief can it one up whatever theyre doing . For sure. Seriously . Package. What can you tell us, garrett . One up the power of liquid, one up the toughest stains. Yeah, thats right. So we know what democrats want thats in the form of the heroes any further questions . Act passed in may. Uh uh one up the power of liquid with new tide power pods. The ball is now in Mitch Mcconnells court to write the Senate Republican version and we ive been involved in. Communications in the media heard about what will be in that in this meeting at the white house as well. For 45 years. Mostly from secretary mnuchin. Ive been taking prevagen on a regular basis who said he expegcts it to star for at least eight years. At a trillion dollars for for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things comparisons sake, the heroes sakt more than 3 trillion so right off the bat, youve got a major gap in the size of what and also think more clearly. Were dealing with here. And i enthusiastically recommend prevagen. Then the focus on kids, vaccines and jobs what does that mean . The heroes act has 90 billion it has helped me an awful lot. Prevagen. Healthier brain. Better life. In it for assistance for schools. Will the republicans match or and get way more. Ith wso you can bring yours better that in their bill given the focus on trying to get schools reopened we know that jobs, unemployment vision to life and save in more ways than one. Insurance is going to be a major Sticking Point in this process democrats have wanted to keep these benefits in place where folks were get iting an extra 0 a week on top of other Unemployment Insurance they receiving. Republicans have said for a long for small prices, you can build big dreams. Time they doept lint like that. Spend less, get way more. Shop everything home at wayfair today. They worry it makes people not want to go back to work. The vaccine component, we dont know a lot about republicans would like to spend more money to make sure they can produce and distribute a vaccine but how does that square with the white houses line that they want to spend less on the cdc and testing sm so a lot of this is going to have to be worked out. Another note from inside the oval office. The president was asked about this idea of including a payroll tax cut in this next bill. Its Something White house and almost entirely the white house has supported so far when that question was asked, mccarthy nodded along with it. Mitch mcconnell only smiled. Keeping his cards close to the vest on that particular priority of the white house garrett with us on this breaking news. The president with those me meetings today appreciate you thank you so much. Up next, were going to talk with that texas mother who left her job as a teacher, too Simon Pagenaud takes the lead at the indy 500 frightened to go back to school. Coming to the green flag, racing at daytona. Groovin, and golden. Its about getting more than Health Insurance theyre off. In the kentucky derby. And a partner who listens and acts. Humana calls it human care. Rory mcllroy is a two time champion at east lake. Its talking to a doctor from your couch, or helping you find a cheaper prescription before you ask. Touchdown only mahomes. 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Im an Athletic Director in miami, florida one of our coaches contracted the virus. He had very serious, but very different symptoms than most other people with so little we know about this virus, how can we restart high school athletics, especially football . Dr. Torres, this is the 6 million question theyre asking all across america how safe is it to go back to after School Sports . This is a question i get a lot. The answer is simply the more than youre around people, the longer youre around those people and the closer contact, the more likely you are to get coronavirus. So the fact that here somebody has it , they should not be around anybody else, but for regular people, to r start that sport, its going to depend a lot on the sport if its a contact sport and especially if youre in an area where theres an increase in cases, you may need to slow down and not start initially. If its an observation sport where theres one or two people doing it or track or Something Like that where youre not in direct contact, it might be a little safer initially, starting school is a priority, starting sports is down the road. Eventually well get there all right a teacher in texas just had Sandy Thompkins from georgia has to make one of the most a question that everyone with difficult decisions of her School Aged Kids is asking career risk her life by going back into the schoolbus my child will be the classroom or resign. Ride ng is completely full megan has been an educator and coach in the houston independent they said they would be checking School District for years and in 2017, a heart transplant saved temperatures be before getting n her life, but left her extremely bus but if most children dont show sign, how dangerous will vulnerable to most viruses and this be because she, her bacterial infections what many of us are going daughter, also has asthma. Dr. Cass i think first and foremost, through right now, social children should be Wearing Masks distancing when on the bus being transported from home to school and that as much distance you when the state announced public can get on the bus would be schools must provide helpful. The good thing for the viewer to facetoface instruction she mate the auchl choice to walk away fra her job and the know is that asthma itself does not seem to be posing a larger students she cares so much risk to children as far as consequences for t about. Her district since announced as of now it will reopen in october for facetoface learning. Coronavirus, but she should speak to her pediatrician. Another video question from a megan joins me now viewer, anita. I appreciate you taking time to lets take a listen. Talk to us and its very good to my husband and i are in our see you, but i cant even begin 60s and we live in florida to imagine making this kind of we have two grandchildren, ageing 5 and 7, who live with decision talk to us a little bit about how you came to make it. Us since President Trump is demand ing that schools open this fall, it was not an easy decision could you please tell us how were going to take care of all to make for sure my husband was, like, you have no choice. Four of us during that time . You have to stay home, but you so many multigenerational know, when youre a teacher and homes. Dr. Torres you have a passion, particularly because im a special education you know, with that south teacher, and i feel i really work with some of the neediest korean study that came out is kids in the school, its just showing us that kids under 10 are half as quilikely to spread. Not as simple as walking away, knowing that these kids need the reason they think its happening is because kids simply you, and these kids need extra are lower, they dont breathe as much or as heavily as adults do, help for me, it was an incredibly agonizing decision, the school but 10 and above, theyre spreading it as likely if not more likely. Was my home. Having kids go back to school i started teaching in west breyer last year can be an issue because they my son went there. So i got to see my son every might bring it home, not show symptoms the prudent thing to do is number one, make sure they day. And really be part of that understand what they need to do. Culture. I started coaching. Mask, social distancing, cleaning their hands and take and these are all the things that i would have to sacrifice those same precautions at home if i walked away if somebodys high risk, 65 and so for me, it was an incredibly agonizing, emotionally charged above, preexisting conditions, be extra careful situation. I tried to i tried to this question kristen from another hot spot quote, i am a performing arts identify, gather all the teacher at a school in arizona information i could, talked to theres much discussion about my medical team. How and when to open up schools my transplant team but i would like health i talked to my principle. Recommendations that apply but given the lack of specifically to my subject information i had before i had matter when we are back in school, is it safe to have students singing to resign without penalty, i made the agonizing choice that i or playing wind instruments . Can you provide recommendations had to quit. I jut didnt feel safe. On how to Teach Movement or physical activities safely being in the classroom, knowing dr. Cass, what do you think . That i could easily get the i think much like sports, performing arts are going to have to be gauged with by the risk of spread of virus, so wind instruments are not the same as virus from kids who didnt even realize they had the virus so but it was best for me p personally. Precushion and singing isnt the same as giving a a speech. I think all performing arts just to give people teachers are going to have to perspective on what your life has been like, i know just last modify their activity for what fall to avoid the flu, you went is best for the virus for now and also what the disease looks to the classroom every day like in their community. Wore a mask. Provided hand sanitizers to all dr. Cass, dr. Torres, youre of your students you were constantly cleaning, going to stay with us, but thank shared supplies, desks, and you still got sick you for that but because of your position, it up next, a new rule trying to strip some of the federal cod vi funds from Public Schools and wasnt an option for you to giving them to private schools teach from home. Instead. How about no is that right . At the time that i had to resign, you have to resign a certain number of days before the School Starts. Otherwise you have a permanent record that you broke contract no and at the time that i resigned, uh uh, no way my principle had no information about the School Reopening. And could not guarantee that i come on, no no nnnnono could teach remote only discover has no annual fee on any card. After the School Reopening plan was announced, after i resigned, my principle still looked into it, because there was a possibility i could teach remote, but i am the only math special ed teacher at my school. So he sent me an email saying i would have to return facetoface given what happened in the fall, i got terribly sick. The longest stay in the hospital since my transplant, about four to five days i had to be quarantined for two weeks so i wouldnt pass on the virus. I had to heal, but also be sure i wasnt passing the virus back on to my students. So i missed two weeks of unpaid leave. Because i was sick and this was something for just a simple upper respiratory virus. And something thatmost people and most adults wouldnt even need to miss a day it would just be kind of maybe a little sniffle for them. But i got incredibly sick. Following all of the guidelines and procedures that are being told that will keep us safe now. Knowing i followed those and come on in, were open. Still got sick for something pretty simple, i just couldnt take the chance. Well i want to give you the opportunity to talk to our all we do is hand you the bag. Experts. Dr. John torres and simple. Done. We adapt and we change. You know, you just figure it out. Weve just been finding a way to keep on pushing. Research constantly evolving, a complex situation as new information comes in, comes out. Kids are asymptomatic and they tonight, try pure zzzs all night. Weve just been finding a way to keep on pushing. Our extended release melatonin helps you sleep longer. Want the kids inside the school, and longer. But kids arent taught in a zzzquil pure zzzs all night. Vacuum fall asleep. Stay asleep. Teachers, teacher aides, custodian staff, food service workers. I recently read an article by a pediatrician saying that she understands, pushes for kids to go back to school even though they may be asymptomatic and still able to infect others. What is the Research Showing as of this point . I know this is a huge concern for my colleagues or former colleagues and parents whats the research telling us right now in terms of spreading the virus or giving the vice fromrum asymptomatic children . First of all, thank you both. As a daughter of a teacher and mom of a transplant patient, i think everything youve done is remarkable thank you. On the spreading of the virus, asymptomatic children, we dont know enough yet what risk asymptomatic children can actually pose to staff you know from the study from south korea older children higher to spread than younger children for all the reasons dr. Torres put out below remember, its important toble protect our staff as much as our children look at a from the a whole Community Approach and not just for the children themselves. Dr. Kass. Thank you meghan hokom, we appreciate your dedication and through your trials and tribulations wish you the best and thanks to all of you. Hosting backtoschool conversations every monday at 11 00 a. M. Email questions or tweet them by this guidelines, with the msnbcanswers Andrea Mitchell reports reports starts after this short break. 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