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city, the nation s largest school district is down to 76%. in los angeles, chicago, and boston, school attendance is hovering around 70%. it s all 20% lower than the typical rate. houston and miami fairing much better at 90%. the drop comes amid a record 580,000 kids testing positive for covid nationwide, forcing even more into quarantine and convincing anxious parents to keep their healthy kids at home. meanwhile, staff shortages are forcing thousands of public schools to temporarily cancel in person learning. the minneapolis school district will go to remote learning for the next two weeks. in maryland s montgomery school district, the situation is so dire it has requested the national guard to fill in for sick bus drivers. i applaud them for being creative and looking to solve this problem. to me i see lots of band-aids on how to keep kids in school. in kansas, the state s board of education eased requirements for substitute teachers.
assignment that they feel is unsafe. just look at this for a minute. look how many of those nurses, you know, from that one hospital are holding up right there. and these are nurses from the national nurses united organization. the nation s largest nursing union holding a memorial in front of the white house just last night. and they say everyone of those candles represents a nurse who has died from covid since the pandemic began. yesterday nurses from hospitals all across the country gathered in front of their workplaces and they protested. two years into this pandemic they say they are fed up of being overworked, understaffed, exhausted and forced to work in unsafe conditions. on sunday the u.s. passed its previous record number of patients hospitalized by covid nationwide. the number we have to look at is hospital capacity, not just the amount of sick patients going in but how that number compares to how many patients our hospitals and our health care system can
los angeles and earned his degree at northridge and usc before starting his own law career. no arguing now between you two. nightly news is next. we ll see you again at 6:00. tonight, the northeast digging out from the blizzard of 2022 more than two and a half feet of snow in some areas houses today completely frozen. streets that were flooded by the storm turning to ice tens of thousands without power, just as temperatures plummet, and record lows go as far south as florida, where frozen iguanas are falling from trees. he fell right out of the tree. and now he s trying to warm up. a steep decline in covid nationwide, dropping by nearly half in some major cities this past week alone. the former cdc director saying it s the most optimistic he s felt in years
covid-19 will need to quarantine. quarantine has affected tens of thousands of kids nationwide. in places like montgomery county, maryland, where 5,000 students have been quarantined so far this school year, it might be the solution they need to keep kids in the classroom. joining me right now is nbc news correspondent heidi przybyla. heidi, you ve been following schools response to covid nationwide, i see you every week at a different school. what s been happening in maryland? lindsey, some parents are calling it quarantine jail, school kids sent him for ten days with no live instruction regardless of whether they test positive. that s actually happening all over the country. it s exacerbating what many parents have said are steep learning losses from last year. for instance, second graders in montgomery experienced a 35-point drop in literacy last year. take a listen to the president of the montgomery county teacher association talk about a situation two weeks into school when 2,0