July jobs report has experts worried that economic recovery is losing steam, while Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker put some teeth into the state’s mask rules.
Cuomo’s announcement ended weeks of speculation about whether New York would follow others in delaying in-person education -- and as the number of new coronavirus cases continued to tick down in a state that was once the nation''s pandemic hot spot.
But Cuomo’s announcement is not likely to be the last word on this contentious issue. There continues to be stiff opposition from teachers and parents to resuming in-class education, especially in New York City which has the nation’s biggest public school system with more than 1.1 million students. Cuomo's directive leaves it up to local politicians and superintendents to decide whether and how to reopen. And while Cuomo said schools can reopen if they are in a region where the average rate of positive coronavirus tests is below 5 percent, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said he would only open the city's schools if the rate was below 3 percent.
School districts in other cities like Chicago have dropped plans to return children to classrooms in September and will instead rely on remote education.
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