I believe one of the lasting legacies of this will not be the jobless rate for the unemployment

or how quickly restaurants can be reopened or we can have a major league baseball season.

It will be the health of our public education system.

That was Austin Butner.

He's the superintendent of the Los Angeles Unified School District, the second largest public

school system in the country.

And now he's wrestling with the same issue that all educators are facing.

As of this coronavirus pandemic, what will school look like in the future?

I'm Dr. Sanjay Gupta, CNN's Chief Medical Correspondent.

And this is coronavirus, fact versus fiction.

As students head back to classrooms in other countries, schools are adapting in order to

keep students safe.

In Taiwan, for example, there are now plastic partitions around the desks of elementary

school students during lunch.

The Australian government has asked more vulnerable staffers in their schools to work from home

if possible.

In Denmark, cafeterias are disappearing and students now eat in their classrooms to avoid

large gatherings.

Now it's the United States turn to determine what must be done to open schools safely.

My colleague, Evan McMorris-Sentorow, has been covering the impact of the coronavirus pandemic

on the United States' educational system.

I talked with him about how and when students from pre-K to college might go back to classrooms.

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