The academic school year has just ended, but parents, students and teachers are already wondering what next year will look like. This hour, Education Commissioner Miguel Cardona joins us to talk about the state's plan to reopen schools in the fall.

How will school districts plan to make up for learning loss? What does going back to school mean for high risk students and teachers? What does social distancing look like in the classroom? 

Do you feel comfortable sending your child back into the classroom? We want to hear from you.

GUESTS:

• Connecticut Education Commissioner Dr. Miguel Cardona (@teachcardona)
• Claudia Tenaglia - a middle school Social Studies teacher with the Hartford School District

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