in their respective cities? >> what i think you're going to see is different school districts handling this based on local prevalence of infection, local levels of vaccination. but it's very clear that what we're seeing with the delta variant is an epidemic among the unvaccinated. i do think that when you're giving vaccine policy to students, i think you have to -- it has to reflect the fact that if you're fully vaccinated, the virus is going to treat you very differently. you should be treated differently by others. i wonder will this cause people who were wanting to get vaccinated children to not get vaccinated because now they still have to wear a mask regardless of their vaccination status? that's the problem that we're having. for unvaccinated children, certainly in high risk areas where there is a lot of transmission, especially indoors, masks are going to be important to keep covid from disrupting the school year. but i think for the vaccinated students, i think we're in a good place based on the data we're seeing with our vaccines holding up really well against
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