State school officials raise concerns about keeping kids in classrooms as cases rise

“If we want them in school, then we need to be safe. We need to be ultra safe.” That was the message from Nebraska State Education Association (NSEA) President Jenni Benson as schools across the state press on.

October 12, 2020Updated: October 12, 2020
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