Along with issuing new guidance for hair and nail salons Governor Gavin Newsom also spoke about trying to get students back in classes later in the fall.
FOR HAIR AND NAILSALONS -- GOVERNOR GAVIN NEWSOMALSO SPOKE ABOUTTRYING TO GET STUDENTS BACK INCLASSES LATER IN THE FALL."THE FUTURE ISN'T SOMETHING TOEXPERIENCE.
IT'S SOMETHING TOMANIFEST.
IT'S INSIDE OF US NOTIN FRONTOF US, MEANING WE HAVE AGENCY.WE CAN SHAPE THIS CONVERSATION.WECAN SHAPE THIS FUTURE BY OURSPECIFIC DECISIONS AND THAT ISMY HOPE AND INTENTION IS THAT WEBEND THE CURVE LIKE WE DID THEFIRST TIME IN THISPANDEMIC, AND WE DO IT AGAIN ASWE ARE DEALING WITH THIS FLAREUP STILL IN THISFIRST WAVE OF THIS PANDEMIC.
SO,IF WE CAN DO THAT, WE CAN GETOUR KIDS BACKTO SCHOOL."AT THIS TIME -- IN ORDER TORESUME IN-PERSON CLASSINSTRUCTION -- A COUNTY MUSTHAVE BEEN OFF THE STATE'SCOVID-19 WATCH LIST FOR 14CONSECUTIVE DAYS.DISTRICTS IN COUNTIES ON THEWATCH LIST WILL ONLY BE ABLE TODO DISTANCE LEARNING.UNTIL NOW -- DECISIONS ON HOWAND WHEN TO REOPEN HAVELARGELY BEEN LEFT UP TOINDIVIDUAL SCHOOLDISTRICTS.GOVERNOR NEWSOM ANNOUNCED
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