California Governor Lays Out Plan To Reopen Schools

California is facing a significant COVID surge, with Governor Gavin Newsom announcing a $2 billion plan to bring young students back to physical classrooms. The plan prioritizes kindergarten through second grade and those most affected by the pandemic. Despite the focus on in-person learning, the state acknowledges the challenges posed by the ongoing third wave, with hospitals nearing capacity as daily cases average around 40,000.

What is the main goal of Governor Gavin Newsom's $2 billion plan?

• To increase teacher salaries

• To provide free internet to all students

• To get students back into physical classrooms

• To build new hospitals

Which group of students is prioritized in the plan announced by Governor Newsom?

• Kindergarten through second-grade students

• College students

• All students equally

• High school students

What is the state's default approach to education during the pandemic?

• Online learning

• In-person learning

• Hybrid learning

• No learning

What is the average number of new COVID cases per day in California during the third wave?

• 40,000

• 30,000

• 20,000

• 10,000

What challenge is California facing due to the COVID surge?

• Shortage of teachers

• Hospitals being pushed to the brink

• Lack of vaccines

• Increased traffic congestion