This is a really big deal. One of the largest school districts in the country announcing it's only going to offer two days per week in school this fall. washingtonpost.com/local/educatio… 
Meanwhile, another story in same paper on YMCA camps and day-care centers that have remained open: The "Y, to its surprise, has had few positive cases and no known outbreaks among its 1,000 locations and 40,000 children in care over the past three months." washingtonpost.com/health/2020/06…
And this from @olgakhazan: "While m>120,000 Americans have died of COVID-19, only two dozen deaths have been children under 15. Meanwhile, >1,700 children die in US each year from abuse and neglect—two issues that have been harder for children to report." theatlantic.com/health/archive…
Among many other things, this is surely going to prompt many wealthier families to give up on the public schools and pay for private schools that will, at the very least, have more rigorous remote learning in place. (Note: many of those private schools got big Covid PPP checks!)
