New York City says 50 educational workers, including teachers and administrators, have died from coronavirus

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4/14/2020

The coronavirus has so far claimed the lives of 50 people in New York City’s Department of Education, officials announced this week, leading at least one politician to question why its schools weren't closed sooner.
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