Mayor De Blasio: Decision About Reopening NYC Schools Won't Be Made Until September
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) -- Parents will have to wait even longer to find out whether New York schools will reopen in the fall.
Mayor Bill de Blasio warned Wednesday he won't make a firm decision about in-person classes until September, just days before the start of school.
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He said there's no way yet to know whether it will be safe for students to return in the fall.
