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When students arrive at school, most will be checked to see if they are running a temperature or showing other symptoms. If adults are dropping off children, they will likely remain behind a barrier. https://t.co/NoOlga9knL https://t.co/OxLReuDcPD — PolitiTweet.org

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Schools in Marietta, Georgia, plan to spend $640,000 to hire 55 monitors to check students’ symptoms before they board buses. Dundee, Michigan, expects to spend over $300,000 to add bus routes. https://t.co/NoOlga9knL https://t.co/wYGy8K9tTC — PolitiTweet.org

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Once students are inside, classrooms will also look very different. One goal is to keep children in self-contained pods that could be quarantined if someone tests positive, without affecting the rest of the school. https://t.co/NoOlga9knL https://t.co/MFK11XKym1 — PolitiTweet.org

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