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San Francisco has lowest COVID case rate of major U.S. cities. Its schools are among last to reopen
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H. Suchovsky, 8 (left), and Evan Carnicelli, 7, attend class on their computer alongside fellow students across the street from Clarendon Elementary School in San Francisco on Thursday. They were participating in a “Zoom in” demonstration with fellow students attending classes outside their schools to bring attention to the desire for reopening.Jessica Christian / The Chronicle
San Francisco’s public schools have been virtual-only for nearly a year, despite increasing pressure from parents and politicians to reopen for in-person instruction.
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Bay Area health experts: CDC school reopening guidelines could hurt efforts to reopen classrooms
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Amari AL-Malik, 8, holds a sign this month as families and city officials discuss reopening San Francisco schools.Amy Osborne / Special to The Chronicle
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention finally issued guidelines last week on how to reopen schools safely. But some Bay Area health experts are not sure that what the federal agency is recommending makes sense or that it has students’ mental health in mind.
The CDC on Friday outlined its much-anticipated guidance for returning for K-12 students to in-person instruction in the coming year. It recommends handwashing, disinfection of school facilities, diagnostic testing and contact tracing to identify infections and separate infected people from others in a school.