It's Thursday, July 15th. I'm getting a russet.

And I'm Tramelle Anderson in Forkula Hughes.

And this is what a day where we are warning that Olivia Rodrigo's White House visit was

the first step of a full-blown Gen Z takeover of the federal government.

Yes, I can see the next campaign slogan, classy bougie ratchet.

I vote for that person.

On today's show, we'll have headlines and an in-person interview.

So let's jump right to the latest.

Yeah, and we're going to be talking about schools today and how they can reopen safely.

Last week, we talked about the new guidelines that the CDC pushed out so that kids could

go back into classrooms this fall.

And those recommendations include things like set distances between students and masks

for those who are unvaccinated and so much more.

But there are lots of questions on how districts might follow through on those guidelines

when vaccines still aren't approved for children younger than 12, and then the continued

politics over masks and vaccines.

Yep, that is certainly going to be a thing.

Tramelle, as it has been, these are only the COVID-related aspects when it comes to fixing

the country's schools.

But all of this week, US Education Secretary Miguel Cardona is on a cross-country trip to

visit campuses and to talk about how schools can help students after they lost out on

so much this past year.

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