''We are doing everything possible to keep our students safe, healthy and face to face,' the superintendent of one Michigan school district said.
Each day last week, over 375 children under the age of 12 contracted COVID-19 in Michigan, and data from the state reveals that 56 percent of all new COVID-19 cases in Michigan were from K-12 schools.
Evart Public Schools in Osceola County were among the schools affected. In a September 21st update sent out to parents, Superintendent Shirley Howard announced that students would move to a virtual setting from September 22 to 29 in order to combat the spread of the virus.
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