Many families deciding whether to send children back to school next semester as COVID-19 cases rise

Name: Many families deciding whether to send children back to school next semester as COVID-19 cases rise
Uploaded: 2020-11-21T21:20:41.0000000Z
Duration: 1 min 46 s
Description: "COVID is still going to be here. It's still going to be circulating, and it's going to be getting into the schools," said Dr. Jeffrey Kahn of UT Southwestern.

Duration: 01:46 11/21/2020

"COVID is still going to be here. It's still going to be circulating, and it's going to be getting into the schools," said Dr. Jeffrey Kahn of UT Southwestern.

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