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New York City Mayor Eric Adams insisted that schools will stay open for in-person leaning despite the rapidly rising number of COVID cases.
As part of a plan to curb rates of infection, 1.5 million rapid at-home test kits are being being distributed to schools. Meanwhile, several other school districts across the country, including Atlanta, Cleveland, Newark and Milwaukee, have opted for virtual learning for at least the first week of the new semester.Email this article
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