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Administrators to leave the fda over that controversy because they did not agree with what happened. its not surprising now that as they are trying to expand the eligibility of the boosters, they are not going to convene that advisory panel because they are probably going to vote it again anyway. they had concerns about some of the safety issues. and not to mention, lawrence, the fact that they are now authorizing boosting of millions of otherwise healthy adolescence with zero efficacy data perp...

The largest school districts are reporting up to 10% of their staff calling out sick. nationwide that breaks down to about 2100 k-12 schools that will close for in-person learning this week at least part of the week. syracuse, cincinnati, miami, its pretty much all over the country. they say theyve never experienced anything quite like this, specifically schools unable to open due to staffing shortages. administrators having to become substitute teachers. florida one of the states with a ban on ...

Administrators facing tough decisions on how to reopen, closures, remote options, testing to stay, all varying from district to district. the new mayor of new york city telling our george stephanopoulos that classrooms will be open tomorrow with increased testing for all students. >> what do you say to those parents who fear sending their children back? >> i say to them, fear not sending them back. the stats are clear. the safest place for children is inside a school. weve lost almost two years ...

Morning expecting it to hit in d.c. and virginia, southern new jersey and maryland. its not let up. the west is looking pretty good and the eastern half of the nation seeing a lot of weather. >> thank you. omicron is also threatening to keep children from the classroom. school officials facing tough calls as kids prepare to return from the holiday break. cases among u.s. kids are quote high and increasing with nearly 200,000 cases in the week of christmas alone. liz mclaughlin is covering this...

Bring in dr. peter hotez. as always, it is greet see you, sir. happy new year to you. first time seeing you in 2022. lets talk through this. is the eve of return to schools balancing act or administrators as parents as i was talking about but as you have said this country just doesnt have the appetite for school shutdowns. >> yeah. it is tough to be a school educator or administrator this week to make a choice between a bad decision and a bad decision. theres no good decision to make here. if th...

Foundations, and i talked to people who were on both sides of this. i talked to some people who were victims, who described how their friends and contacts and professional life disappeared overnight, and i also talked to some administrators who have had to deal with these issues and have also found them difficult and very hard to work through. i mean, one of the things i found was that usually these stories are really complicated. you cant summarize them in one sentence. and there are a lot of o...

The university of nevada las vegas earlier this month. administrators believe he is the youngest person to herb a diploma from the school. jack joins us now along with his mother. good morning to you. a huge congratulations. whats it like to already have graduated college at just 15 years old? >> it feels really amazing. you know, like just graduating its like really exciting to, you know, do this. carley: i think every mother thinks that their baby is special and smart. but your son is really s...

Called j term here and then requiring boosters of students and faculty alike. but really what were seeing nationally is a patch work of policies. and this is as administrators are scrambling to use the january weeks to get ahead of omicron as best they can so they could try to preverve some normal student life for the rest of the spring semester. so at princeton, theyre going to stagger the days at which students could come back to campus, and then once kids are there, theyre going to be require...

>> now that there is a massive surge in covid cases, they are testing a test to stay strategy. between the financial costs and the staffing shortages its not clear how effective this plan will be. heidi, youre outside of a public school there in washington dc. do administrators feel prepared to welcome kids back? >> the news conference here appears that there will be some additional measures. its not going to go as as far as as what new york city is going to do. and not as far as the test to sta...

They said state and local health departments are going to have to step up and help provide the testing help provide the staff and personnel. >> so many parents, kids, teachers, people work inside schools watching the decisions closely. you mentioned new york city, mayor de blasio announced theyll keep schools open for the time being and inplement the test first policy, if you show a positive test youre out of school and they test the other kids but not going to shut the whole thing down. heidi, ...