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  With the COVID-19 pandemic and a number of colleges opening that had to quickly switch back to remote learning, are there any others that have been successful in keep the schools open, and safeguarding against the spread of the virus? from Quora 22 August 2020 Jeff Diver · 21h ago retired reference assistant at Cornell University Library Mary, We shall see. If there are any such  successes, they will likely be in a state where infection rates are currently low and testing results are rapidly processed for contact tracing.  (New York, for instance) Since there are a multitude of approaches to this problem instead of one Federal standard,  there are many ways colleges could succeed or fail  with their attempts to open.  The latest CDC advice is here: [1]  CDC advice seems to be subject to political pressure from #Trump, so it may change as the wind blows for Him politically. -Jeff Footnotes [1]  Communities, Schools, Workplaces, & Events 7...

 Upvoted on Quora: Do you think it's time the President of the USA has a proper plan for Covid-19 that will remove the fear from the financial community? Jeff Diver · March 22 Author at  Dirty Donnie's Report Card by V. Poo Tin  (2019–present) Perry, #Trump is struggling to whip something together to this effect at the last minute. After destroying the NSC committee designed to deal with global pandemics [1] [2]  , He finds Himself up the creek without a paddle. [3] [4]   [5] The financial community is rightfully alarmed. Fears of both financial and social collapse are well-founded. [6] Footnotes [1]  Trump fired America's pandemic response team and 6 other ways he 'sabotaged’ our coronavirus response [2]  I ran the White House pandemic office. Trump closed it. [3]  Trump Has Sabotaged America’s Coronavirus Response [4]  The right wanted to destroy the "administrative state": Coronavirus is why we need it [5]  Dirty Donnie's Report ...