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Tell us, New York: How has COVID-19 affected your school community?

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Caroline Bauman

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| January 26, 2021, 10:27pm UTC

A student raises her hand during class. Text overlay on the image reads: We need your input. — In the coming months, in partnership with Univision, Chalkbeat will take a 360-degree look at school communities in New York and Newark to chronicle the toll the crisis has taken inside and outside the classroom. (Photo by Alan Petersime/Chalkbeat. Illustration by Lauren Bryant/Chalkbeat)

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