BONUS: Kathy Hoffman breaks down new executive order on K-12 education and reopening efforts

In March, in-person schools shut down in response to the COVID-19
pandemic. The sudden transition was difficult for teachers,
students and parents alike. In recent weeks, the debate on when and
how to reopen schools for in-person curriculum has made headlines
across the country. The pressure to reopen this fall was amplified
by President Donald Trump earlier this month.  Arizona schools
Superintendent Kathy Hoffman is leading in the effort to reopen
schools along side Gov. Doug Ducey. In an
exclusive, one-on-one interview with hosts of The Gaggle: An
Arizona politics podcast, Hoffman breaks down the new steps the
state is making towards getting students back into
classrooms.  Hosts Yvonne Wingett Sanchez and Ronald J.
Hansen discuss with her how they plan to keep teachers safe and the
changes students will see in classrooms.  Learn more about
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