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Schools strive to overcome digital dilemma

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For the millions of educators responsible for nurturing new generations of Americans, the past few months have whipped up a whirlwind of decisions, from creating crash courses in distance learning to finding new ways to feed students, tend to their mental health and deal with the digital divide that deprives young people in underserved communities of the opportunities to learn.