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Texas Standard For May 14, 2020
How to make up for lost time: reopen school for a full year? Texas educators struggle with what to do in the fall and thereafter – we’ll have the latest. And: A new phase in the battle against the spread of the coronavirus, as businesses try to reopen. We’ll hear more on the state of testing in the state of Texas. Also: Dr. Fred Campbell of UT Health San Antonio takes up more of your COVID-19 questions. Plus: Who’s in charge, where? The back and forth over seemingly contradictory safety orders from state and local officials. Those stories and so much more today on the Texas Standard:
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