It’s moderate to high for librarians and elementary school teachers, but it’s lower for crossing guards and principals.
In a story by NJ Advance Media writer Allison Pries, Montclair State University professor and epidemiologist Stephanie A.N. Silvera looks at school staffs by category and their risks for contracting the coronavirus when classrooms reopen.
Click here to read Pries’ story.
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