Another striking fact: of the 19 states with the lowest share of in-person instruction, all but two are led by Democratic governors. Those two are West Virginia and, in last place, Maryland.
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it takes a Nixon-to-China moment -- like Raimondo in Rhode Island -- to actually make inroads on opening schools.
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Amazed Nevada and New Mexico are so low.
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Hogan completely kicked the can to districts in the summer. Predictably, every district then opted to start full remote. After that, he came out strong that they should be opening - districts felt betrayed. He was also slow to pushback/encourage reopning during winter closures.
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He's always been weeks to months late with his pushes for schools being open and it's raised tensions and caused confusion. He should have been more proactive from the start.
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It's basically been left up to the counties here. Prior to the winter surge, the smaller, rural redder counties were partially in person. Reopening resumes 3/1 and it's the low pop. rural counties will resume in person while the big ones that make up Bmore and DC area will close.
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Is that for full time instruction? MD numbers should jump next week if hybrid is included. Either way; it’s been quite a mess
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Pretty sure this is for any in-person at all.
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This is a great map and if it could be done by county/district would be even more revealing. What source?
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