GOV. GINA M. RAIMONDO identified five metrics the state will examine over the course of the next five weeks to make a decision of how schools will reopen on Aug. 31. / COURTESY CAPITOL TV
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island will be following five metrics over the course of the next five weeks to determine the nature of its reopening of schools, which is set for Aug. 31, Gov. Gina M. Raimondo announced during her coronavirus briefing on Wednesday afternoon. These reopening metrics include: statewide readiness, municipal readiness, testing readiness, supply…
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