Bill O'Reilly here Friday, September 11, 2020, you are listening to the O'Reilly update

here's what's happening across our nation. Millions of students returned to school

this week after being closed out of the classroom since March. The Centers for Disease

Control in Atlanta is issuing new guidelines for the kids while COVID continues to kill

roughly a thousand Americans every day. According to the CDC, the illness poses

quote, low risk to school age children and younger parents. Now, each school

district in the country has their own agenda, but all facilities must maintain

social distancing provide safe quarantine zones for children who appear ill and

reduce contact between students and teachers. As a former teacher, I applaud

that. That's a just. Anyway, staggered scheduling is also suggested by the CDC.

Don't get all the kids in there together. The biggest district in the USA, New York

City is requiring all children to take a temperature check before entering

buildings. Those with a fever of 100 or higher will not be allowed entry. Another

major challenge as fall is the college campus. Clusters of the contagion have been reported

at universities in at least 30 states, including the University of North Carolina, the

University of Alabama, and Colgate in New York, where officials abandon in-person

instruction just a week after the students arrived on campus. Many colleges are

requiring a mandatory to-we quarantine for all students living in the dormitories.

Dr. Singh's social distancing and the use of face masks can reduce the transmission of

COVID by 80 percent, especially for young Americans. They are also told to avoid parties.

Students caught congregating in high numbers can be expelled by many institutions. Over

to Europe, where most countries have opened the classrooms. France, Sweden, Italy, and

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