News 12's Erin Colton was joined by superintendents Dr. Robert Zywicki and Dr. Chuck Sampson to discuss how to keep students safe while COVID-19 cases surge in the tri-state.

Millions of students are returning to class this week. At the same time, we are seeing record-breaking numbers of infections.

How are some of the tri-state schools doing?

Some schools preemptively sent students home with COVID-19 tests to use before they returned in the new year. Some schools have received tests and have handed them out to parents -- some have not? Why?

A lot of schools are going remote to get over the surge from the holidays. Why not just go remote?