[Goose]

There are quite a few schools in Germany that are open. However, like Denmark, they have fairly low case loads compared to the USA. The probability of an outbreak in a school is correspondingly lower, in fact much lower. Therefore, the communities have deemed it an "acceptable level of risk". There are certainly places in the USA where this is also true. Whether the rationality exists anywhere in the USA to make a rational determination of the risk level given local conditions remains to be demonstrated. So far, IMHO way too much politics and not enough rational. Utah seems to possibly be doing a "reasonable" job, but we shall see.

[Goose]

There are quite a few schools in Germany that are open. However, like Denmark, they have fairly low case loads compared to the USA. The probability of an outbreak in a school is correspondingly lower, in fact much lower. Therefore, the communities have deemed it an "acceptable level of risk". There are certainly places in the USA where this is also true. Whether the rationality exists anywhere in the USA to make a rational determination of the risk level given local conditions remains to be demonstrated. So far, IMHO way too much politics and not enough rational. Utah seems to possibly be doing a "reasonable" job, but we shall see.