Good morning and welcome the kid news. I'm Tori. It's Tuesday, August 11th, 2020.

And we begin with no pajama pants allowed.

That's the rule for students in the capital of Illinois during their remote learning sessions.

Also, no hats, bandanas, or sunglasses.

Basically, the same dress code that's used in the classrooms of the Springfield School District will apply

for remote learning as well. Also, students cannot be in their bed but need to be sitting

up at a desk or table. District officials work with teachers, parents, and administrators

to come up with the guidelines, which are only guidelines. Teachers will not punish kids who

don't follow the rules, but the hope is that students will

approach remote learning and the same way they would at school.

This district starts at school year on August 31st with a hybrid program.

Kids will attend classes two days a week in person

and three days a week from home.

The magic may be back at Disney World

but soon for fewer hours in the day.

The Florida theme park is scaling back its operating hours,

apparently due to lower than expected attendance.

Disney reopened in July after being closed for four months with lots of safety rules in place, like mandatory masks and temperature checks on arrival.

Still, many people are staying away because of a big drop in long distance traveling.

So starting in early September, Magic Kingdom, Animal Kingdom, Epcot, and Hollywood Studios will shave one to two hours off the time they're open to the public

with most either opening later, closing earlier, or both.

During the early days of the pandemic, one of the biggest concerns at hospitals was they would run out of ventilators.

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