Millions of families across the country are facing a difficult decision as the school year approaches: to keep their children at home or send them back to the classroom. While some school districts say they plan to continue distance learning in the fall, others are working to implement safety measures to keep both staff and students healthy. Merrie Najimy is the president of the 110,000 member Massachusetts Teachers Association. Soledad O’Brien talks with her about the tough choices ahead of the new school year.
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