Is it time for careful widespread opening of schools across the country?

Yes, Chef, absolutely.

And you said the magical words.

We've had this sort of almost at times what feels like a comical debate, where one

side says, just open up everything.

Don't worry about it at all.

The other side says, schools can't be made safe at all.

What this CDC report does, really based on all of this careful data we have, is if we

do smart things, we get kids and adults to wear masks.

If we have a reasonable amount of ventilation, we can open up school safely and they will

not be sources of infection for people who are there, adults or kids.

So we clearly can do it, but we've got to do it with those measures in place.

Well, you know you can do it because it's being done by lots of schools across the country.

Thousands of schools.

Yeah.

Private schools and non-teacher union dominated districts of public schools.

So a third of students in America have not been in a classroom at all since last March.

Right.

That is amazing.

And like I said earlier, I'm not sure we could continue calling it distance learning,

because there ain't much learning happening.

That might be where the public pressure thing gets out of whack is that people that don't

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