Uncertainty Surrounds Schools for the Fall; Pediatricians Recommend Reopening

How to reopen schools this fall remains one of the biggest questions about safely returning to a state of normalcy in the face of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. Many reports on all sides of the media spectrum, particularly on the right, focused on the American Academy of Pediatricians' recommendation that schools prioritize finding a way to hold in-person classes this fall. Some concentrated on feature profiles of students and how they've managed education amid social distancing; others looked closely at the ways in-person classes could be complicated and present purported risk. Some right-rated voices framed a potential lack of in-person schooling as potentially damaging to students' psychological well-being.