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WSJ report on Florida shows why EVERY school in the U.S. needs to be open for in-person learning RIGHT NOW

The Wall Street Journal has a must-read article up this morning on Florida that should end the in-person schooling debate once and for all.

The “data shows Florida started in-person learning without turning schools into superspreaders”:

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And “case rates” in schools are actually “lower than those in the wider community”:

Teacher unions tried to keeps schools closed in Florida, but failed:

And with this article, there’s no longer an argument to keep schools closed nationally:

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But it’s not just Florida. Here’s NBC News reporting on Charleston, SC:

Time to open EVERYWHERE:

Just follow the science, Dems:

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