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Politics, Race Were Key Factors in When Washington Schools Reopened for In-Person Learning During Pandemic

Bree Dusseault is quoted by the Daily Chronicle on Washington school districts’ responses to the pandemic and the reluctance of some commmunities to return in-person.

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