White House says schools should be open everywhere, ‘including in Chicago’

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Schools are already open in most of the United States, and the White House is encouraging the holdouts to get students into classrooms as quickly as possible.

Some 96% of districts are beginning their spring semesters with in-person instruction, but a few big-city holdouts such as Chicago are grabbing national headlines thanks to union-led efforts to keep schools closed.

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