Back to School 2020: What Leaders, Teachers, and Parents Need to Know to Plan for the Year Ahead
Public Health On Call · Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
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Show Notes
How should schools react to positive cases? What should trigger shutdowns and how can leaders know when it's safe to reopen? How can teachers and parents help children manage distress caused by uncertainty, distance learning, and what may be a year of continuous closings and reopenings? In a webcast last week, Johns Hopkins University experts Josh Sharfstein, Jennifer Nuzzo, Annette Anderson, and Tamar Mendelson weighed in on what's next—and specifically the different scenarios that leaders, teachers, parents, and students may face in the coming months depending on the pandemic's trajectory in their communities.