A I recently published a piece titled, “My Son’s School Has Closed Again. Stop This.” I was overwhelmed by the numbers – parents including hedge fund managers, bankers, journalists, and others – who felt compelled to respond. Clearly, it struck an emotional chord. One mother said she’d read my column “whilst nodding vigorously!” and that she couldn’t begin to explain how hard her 10-year-old daughter had been hit. Another wrote about sending her son to play therapy. A father bemoaned the travails of online learning and the “madness” of it all. There was empathy and sympathy; anger and frustration; hopelessness. I didn’t have many answers, but several emails and texts choked me up.