Educators are weighing what they can do to safely welcome students back to classrooms amid the coronavirus pandemic. Some schools are embracing bold — and sometimes controversial — technologies to help limit the spread of the virus.
"We rely on the student population coming in to stay open, so it was important to do everything we can to make sure our students are and feel safe," said Queen's Grant High School principal Josh Swartzlander, who said the school will also require students and teachers to wear protective gear."We enrolled 20 new students right after we made the announcement.
In an op-ed published by the New York Times, University of Notre Dame president Reverend John Jenkins said it would also incorporate contract tracing into its back-to-school protocols but didn't elaborate on whether it would be part of an app.According to a recent study conducted by Johns Hopkins University, about 60% of respondents said they would anonymously share their positive Covid-19 test result via a contact tracking app.
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