Viewers will be able to tune in remotely for four nights of a physically-distanced, all-virtual convention.

We check in with a local postal worker, Massachusetts AG Maura Healey, and get a wider perspective from a reporter who's been following this.

With most districts offering parents multiple options, we ask parents what they've decided to do and how they reached that decision.

Plus: WBUR's Callum Borchers gives us a preview of what to expect from an unconventional Democratic National Convention.

WBUR Edify reporter Carrie Jung breaks down attitudes on either side.

Our Week In Review panel breaks down what a presidential effort to hinder mail-in voting may mean for Massachusetts, and the growing tension as parents, teachers, and administrators grapple over whether to reopen schools for in-person classes.

The complexities of schooling this fall are plentiful. Many districts across the state are figuring out what needs to be done before September, which is only a few weeks away.

We look at one creative approach to beginning a new school year in the midst of a pandemic.

We look at a creative solution from a Boston City Councilor and hear from Brenda Cassellius, Superintendent of the state's largest school district.

We discuss the poll's numbers and what they mean with Steve Koczela with the MassINC Polling Group and Pam Wilmot with Common Cause Massachusetts.