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Biden: Science, not politics, should decide school reopening - Black News Channel

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By WILL WEISSERT Associated Press/ BNC Contributor WASHINGTON (AP) — Joe Biden on Friday unveiled a plan to reopen schools in the era of coronavirus, seeking to establish federal safety guidelines that he says will be based on science and not on political pressure for the country to arbitrarily put the pandemic behind it. The presumptive Democratic presidential nominee's proposal ultimately leaves final decisions up to state and local officials. His guidelines to resume classes comes as the White House argues that most parents are anxious to see schools resume in-person classes in the fall. President Donald Trump says  the […]

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