COVID-19 Part III

I would like to see Chicago Public Schools take their time with students going back to the classroom. I’d like to know what the hurry is with them getting back. Chicago and the suburbs have to let students ask: Is there any need to help out in the community and volunteer instead of worrying so we can get this pandemic under control?

Numbers are up in the hospital beds because of rising COVID-19 rates. This is because of consumers traveling when they were not supposed to. They were told not to!

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