averaging nearly 8 hup per day, fueling the debate playing out across the country when and how should students return to the classroom. right now sfunts in the third largest district are in limo. a zanl jaaf gone after the chicago teachers union voted to reach remotely and cancelling classes since wednesday. in georgia public school teachers and staff get this who test positive for covid no longer have to isolate before returning to work as long as they wear a mask. contact tracing is no longer required. meanwhile, the state the supreme court s conservative majority appears ready to block president biden s vaccine requirement aimed at large businesses. this effort hangs in the balance as the administration also deals with a messaging problem. white house a.i.d.s. and scientists are frustrated by communication missteps by dr. walensky, the cdc leader who vowed to restore trust in the agency. struggling to do that right now.
appropriately ran through the list of all that remains, including, but not limited to, determinations on moderna and j&j. but how do you deal with all the gray areas? how do you deal with people of means and access who we know will go ahead and get that booster, come hell or high water? how do you deal with the people going to their doctor looking for permission who say, i m 62, i m 63, i m 64. it seems to me as a layperson, this just got very complicated. i think that i m really glad the administration took the stance of saying, look, boosters will be needed, because it was starting to become clear that they will be needed, right? i think the two missteps, communication missteps, is setting a date and saying, it will be available for everybody to start with, partly because eight months, you know, not every person who has gotten the vaccine has gotten to their