As executives accustomed to making hard cost-benefit decisions, you doubtless assign a high priority to the quality of your business’s workforce because you know that a key – perhaps the key – to your success is the capabilities of the people you employ. To a significant extent, those capabilities are the product of education.
While I hope that we never see a public health emergency like the one we’ve just been through, I hope that if we do, we can avoid the governmental  -9decisions to intentionally disrupt foundational education and the unnecessary forced isolation of children.