“The level of devastation this small group of people has dealt with, it’s crazy,” said one member of a school committee that is a lifeline for neighbors in Flatbush, Brooklyn.
Source: New York Times
The Virus Ravaged Parents at One School. They Found a Way to Fight Back.
Published in Altruism, Coronavirus (2019-nCoV), Education (K-12), Flatbush (Brooklyn, NY), Public School 315 (Brooklyn, NY), Quarantines, Unemployment and Villa-Medina, Jessica
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