Dr. Nathaniel Beers, president of the HSC Health Care Systems, talks child safety as coronavirus spread concern grows. Beers also discusses the American Academy of Pediatrics' recommendation to open U.S. schools in the fall.

Two infectious disease physicians answer viewer questions about the COVID-19 pandemic including why many children are being kept at home if schools aren’t considered high-risk settings and why teachers haven’t been prioritized for vaccines.

Many schools are now depending on substitute teachers.

A new study finds 1 in 4 women are considering downshifting or leaving the workplace due to COVID-19.

Reach Capital Co-Founder and General Partner Jennifer Carolan, also a former teacher and a native of Chicago, talk about why schools in Chicago closed for the third straight day. There's a Covid-19 surge and safety concerns for teachers....

As if parenting weren't challenging enough, the coronavirus pandemic has raised 1,000 new, unprecedented questions.

As if parenting weren't challenging enough, the coronavirus pandemic has raised 1,000 new, unprecedented questions.

Despite demands from the president for in-person learning, schools across the country are opting to go 100% online.

Many schools will look differently this year and experts say parents and teachers have to work together to make it work.

As if parenting weren't challenging enough, the coronavirus pandemic has raised 1,000 new, unprecedented questions.

With more schools switching to distance learning, experts say kids will do better with structure and a daily routine.

As if parenting weren't challenging enough, the coronavirus pandemic has raised 1,000 new, unprecedented questions.

A delayed start to the school year allowed the district to implement a new security plan, but the work isn't complete as classes begin.

We asked the experts: What's the best way to explain why we can't see loved ones in person right now?

The Census Bureau says Black parents had the highest spike of homeschooling during the pandemic, going from 3% in the spring to 16% in the fall.

Many institutions have offered at least partial refunds of room and board costs, but colleges have been less likely to extend tuition reimbursements.

President Joe Biden says the CDC will lead with "science-based judgement" in order to reconvene in-person learning.

The L.A. Unified School District says the logistics haven't been worked out yet, but is expected to cost about $300 per child.

Students are continuing virtual classes Tuesday and Wednesday.

When schools transitioned to remote learning in spring of 2020, Andrew Bacher-Hicks and his team found that Google searches on bullying decreased.

With many schools switching to virtual learning, parents may have to juggle their work with school work. That’s where the extra help is important.