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Schools Will Not Re-Open This Academic Year. What Does That Mean For Families?
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Here's the Radio Boston rundown for April 21. Tiziana Dearing is our host.
- Massachusetts health providers are making their way through a surge in cases of COVID-19. We check in with one of them, who says that his past week working via telehealth has been "the hardest thing" he has ever done in medicine.
- As Mass. Gov. Charlie Baker announces plans to keep schools closed through the end of the school year, we take listener calls with a parent, principal, and a school superintendent about what this means for learning and teaching. We also check in with WBUR's Max Larkin.
- We check in with Radio Boston producer Zoë Mitchell, who is working from home, on how she's coping more than a month into our "new normal."
We also broadcasted live coverage and analysis of Gov. Charlie Baker's daily coronavirus briefing. You can listen here.
This program aired on April 21, 2020.