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Biden urges schools to remain open amid COVID-19 case surge, orders 20M antiviral pills

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“We know that our kids can be safe when in school,” President Joe Biden said from the White House. “That’s why I believe schools should stay open.”

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FOX 6 Milwaukee
Biden urges schools to remain open amid COVID-19 case surge, orders 20M antiviral pills (opens FOX 6 Milwaukee)
Published Jan 4, 2022
FOX 6 Milwaukee's feed description
“We know that our kids can be safe when in school,” President Joe Biden said from the White House. “That’s why I believe schools should stay open.”
Washington Examiner
Biden says there’s no reason schools should be closed and flubs year during COVID-19 briefing (opens Washington Examiner)
Published Jan 4, 2022
Washington Examiner's feed description
President Joe Biden reiterated his administration's push to keep schools open despite rising coronavirus infections during a briefing with his COVID-19 task force Tuesday, at one point mistakenly expressing hope for 2020 instead of 2022.
Townhall
Joe Biden Says 'Schools Should Remain Open' Amid Surge in COVID Cases (opens Townhall)
Published Jan 4, 2022
Townhall's feed description
President Joe Biden said Tuesday that in-person learning should resume despite a recent uptick in coronavirus cases fueled by the omicron variant and recent pressure from teachers unions to delay

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