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School leaders detail ‘horrific’ fights in safely reopening schools amid Delta surge

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As officials in Broward County, Florida, approached the 2021-2022 school year, they did so with a measure of optimism.

According to School Board Chair Rosalind Osgood, educators and district leaders had “a lot of hope about moving our students back into face-to-face school environments in their loving school families and communities where we could love and support each other and help each other academically, where we could provide the mental health support that we need.”

“We attempted to do that, and all hell broke loose.”

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