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The decision would come as school districts around the country are deciding how to teach children during the pandemic.

The American Federation of Teachers represents 1.7 million school employees.

Schools are trying to figure out how to reopen amid uncertainty over how to pay for it. They're pushing Congress to foot the bill, but whether it will is not clear.

Trump isn't saying what funds would be cut off or what authority he had to make the move.

Wyoming Department of Education Officials are asking school districts throughout the state to submit plans for reopening this fall.

Already there’s fierce debate over the decision’s long-term impact.

Montana's highest court had struck down the tax credit.

Schools will be able to reopen and resume in-person teaching under updated public health orders that take effect June 15, Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon announced Wednesday.

The move initially spelled relief.

Fauci has told Congress that the many unknowns regarding the novel coronavirus means being careful with children.