Apr 10, 2020
10:15:14pm
10:15:14pm
Watching this video with co-workers tonight there was one thing we agreed with.
While I think pulling kids out of school was the right choice to flatten the curve.
The choice of when to send them back is being debated, and I think it would be best if the kids don't all go back in September as that would be 1-3 months before cold temperatures hit and respiratory illnesses tend to be more common with worse prognosis. While there would be short-term risk in sending kids back to school in May as some states will possibly not even peak. We were thinking the risk is possibly greater in waiting 4 more months to send them back in September.
The choice of when to send them back is being debated, and I think it would be best if the kids don't all go back in September as that would be 1-3 months before cold temperatures hit and respiratory illnesses tend to be more common with worse prognosis. While there would be short-term risk in sending kids back to school in May as some states will possibly not even peak. We were thinking the risk is possibly greater in waiting 4 more months to send them back in September.
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