COVID313 Community Coalition Virtual Town Hall Week 21

Aug 14, 2020

Doctors wonder if their children should be in school this fall too.

August 12, 2020 – Hear what two very qualified physicians have to say in this highlight from this week’s COVID313 Virtual Town Hall. They give a very, very qualified yes.

Please join the COVID313 Virtual Town Hall event for Families and Students every Thursday starting at 12 noon, featuring experts talking about coronavirus, education and school updates, accessing basic needs, and keeping your family healthy. You can watch live through the Detroit Public Television Facebook Page.

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