With children and college students in some areas already starting their new school year, one of the nation's biggest questions is: is it safe? Watch the discussion with two Providence experts and a Seattle Teacher for their perspectives on what to consider.
Featuring Dr. Amy Compton-Phillips, Dr. Robin Henderson, PsyD and Eric Partridge.
(originally recorded on Tuesday, August 18)
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