Gov. Wolf weighs in on what school might look like for students this fall

HARRISBURG, Pa. — Will kids return to the classroom this fall? This has been on the mind of every parent.

Parents' comfort level in sending their children back to school will be key, Gov. Tom Wolf said.

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While we’ve seen a surge in cases, Wolf said he plans to let schools reopen, with no statewide one-size-fits-all approach or regulation regarding whether they open or close.

He says the state is working with school districts to develop plans.

Those plans could include limiting class size, staggering start times and socially distancing students and teachers. Students and teachers will also have to follow the recent mask mandate.

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