SCV educators meet with Public Health as guidelines are released for school reopenings
(WorldNews Health)

As the number of coronavirus cases continues to increase and some businesses are once again asked to close, Los Angeles County officials continue to prepare for the start of a new school year this fall, which they say will look much different. “The virus currently rages on in our community, and we’ll need to do our best to protect our children, our teachers, and the many, many important people who make a school function and who educate our children,” Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer said. “And some beloved aspects of the traditional school experience will not be possible right now if they require students and teachers to be in close contact with...