CDC director: School reopening guidelines won’t change despite Trump complaints

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will not change its guidance for reopening schools despite pressure from President Trump.

Director Robert Redfield told ABC’s Good Morning America on Thursday that his agency would instead provide supplemental information to assist schools as classes begin in the fall.

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