Mayor, Schools Chancellor Say Response To Coronavirus In Classrooms Focuses On Safety Of Students And Staff

Name: Mayor, Schools Chancellor Say Response To Coronavirus In Classrooms Focuses On Safety Of Students And Staff
Uploaded: 2020-07-31T16:25:12+00:00
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Description: Mayor Bill de Blasio said Friday schools will only reopen in the fall if the citywide infection rate stays below 3% on a seven-day average. CBS2's John Dias

Video Credit: CBS 2 New York - Duration: 02:17s - Published on July 31, 2020

Mayor, Schools Chancellor Say Response To Coronavirus In Classrooms Focuses On Safety Of Students And Staff

Mayor Bill de Blasio said Friday schools will only reopen in the fall if the citywide infection rate stays below 3% on a seven-day average.

CBS2's John Dias reports.

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