How can we make schools safer next fall? It will take more than vaccines

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How can we make schools safer next fall? It will take more than vaccines.

, Ontario schools would record their highest case counts since schools opened in fall.

Even as the Ministry of Education and the premier’s office refused to publicly connect the dots between their respective policies and transmission rates, evidence increased to suggest that school openings and closures do affect community rates. In November 2020, an article in the science journal. The findings suggested that school closures reduced the reproduction rate of the virus by between 16 to 20 per cent.

Instead, the Ontario government has decided that schools do contribute too much to community transmission. In late May, anpresentation suggested a return to in-person learning this June would have increased daily cases by six to 11 percent. It was a rise the table deemed worth the risk, given the disruption to education and the psychological effects school closures can have on kids. The mantra “first to open, last to close” was also invoked, one that has never been put into practice in Ontario.

Vaccinations, in addition to falling case rates, bode well for a safer fall re-opening for schools, says Amy Greer, Canada Research Chair in Population Disease Modelling at the University of Guelph. She’s optimistic that we have a real chance to enter into fall “with very low rates of community transmission, which sets schools up in a way that previously we did not have.”

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