Maryland’s state superintendent wants small groups of students to return to in-person learning even as the coronavirus pandemic rages, saying the adverse academic and mental health effects outweigh the risk of spreading the virus.
Maryland’s state superintendent wants small groups of students to return to in-person learning even as the coronavirus pandemic rages, saying the adverse academic and mental health effects outweigh the risk of spreading the virus.
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