Many unanswered questions surround reopening schools in Pinellas County

Talk to just about any K-12 parent in Pinellas County and chances are good that the topic of school reopening will come up. When's the first day? Is it safe? What happens if someone tests positive for Covid-19?

With so much uncertainty surrounding school reopening, Pinellas County school administrators held a school reopening town hall meeting on Facebook Wednesday night. The session has since racked up more than 2,000 comments. Some commenters offered praise. Other asked questions. Many more expressed criticism and frustration by what they perceived as a lack of concrete information from the administration.

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The Catalyst Sessions recap: Veronica Leone Matthews

From western North Carolina, where she and her husband are staying with relatives through the pandemic, St. Petersburg Shakespeare Festival artistic director Veronica Leone Matthews checked in with The Catalyst Sessions Wednesday.

Matthews co-founded the nonprofit theatrical company in 2014, at the University of Florida St. Petersburg, and after three years the productions moved to the big public stage at Williams Park.

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