Trump's son's virus-shuttered school won't reopen fully
US President Donald Trump wants schools closed by the coronavirus pandemic to reopen fully, but the private school attended by his son Barron won't be one of them, AFP quoted its principal as saying on Friday.
St. Andrew's Episcopal School, just outside Washington in the state of Maryland, said it is still deciding whether to teach fully online in the new school year or to adopt a “hybrid” model in which limited numbers of children can attend in person.
However, there will be no full reopening.
Trump has pushed hard for schools across the country to reopen, even as huge increases in coronavirus infections are reported across the south and south-west of the country and many other states remain on high alert.
He has also threatened repeatedly that schools refusing to reopen would have funding withheld.