Newsday Live: Helping Long Islanders Survive Coronavirus

Join educators from Long Island public schools, Nassau BOCES and the Board of Regents as they discuss the triumphs and pitfalls of the first few days, and the path forward during the coronavirus pandemic. Moderated by Newsday Columnist

Health experts explain coronavirus safety measures and take questions on what is currently known about the disease, analyze current treatments, the quest for a vaccine and a potential second wave.

As school openings approach, parents in some districts are concerned with the options being offered for their children. They'll discuss their objections and desires in an extensive talk.

Education experts look to answer parent questions ranging from remote learning to PPE in Long Island schools.

Local educators are discussing how to keep your child engaged during a school year that could alternate between in-person and remote education, how to stay sane and answering your questions.

Local health and education experts are discussing what families and students can do to stay safe and healthy when kids return to school.

Local health and education experts are discussing the options, dangers and safeguards for teachers considering a return to work, and answering your questions.

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Local experts are discussing what you can expect if you book a trip, what changes are being made to keep vacationers safe, and answering your questions.

Local health, summer camp and school experts are discussing how data from camp attendance may affect students returning to school in the fall and answering your questions.

Local school experts discuss challenges within special education during COVID-19

Local experts are discussing what you can expect if you book a trip, what changes are being made to keep vacationers safe, and answering your questions.

Students will return to schools eventually, but what could be the plan? Newsday will moderate an informative discussion and interactive Q&A on whether kids can return to school safely, what teachers feel and fear and how administrators see the academic year unfolding and more.

Students will return to schools eventually, but what could be the plan? Newsday Columnist and Editorial Writer Lane Filler will moderate an informative discussion and interactive Q&A on whether kids can return to school safely, what teachers feel and fear and how administrators see the academic year unfolding and more with Dr. Christina Johns, Sr. Medical Advisor for PM Pediatrics, Dan Rehman, Superintendent of Schools, West Hempstead UFSD, Dr. Dennis P. O'Hara, Superintendent of Schools,...

What can you expect if you book a trip? Newsday's Associate Editor Joye Brown and Economics Writer James Madore will moderate an informative discussion and interactive Q&A on traveling during a pandemic, what changes are being made to keep vacationers safe and more with Dr. Michele C. Reed, Owner/Medical Director of MS Family Medicine Health Care, P.C. and Robert Sinclair, Manager of Media Relations for AAA Northeast.

Students will return to schools eventually, but what could be the plan? Newsday Columnist and Editorial Writer Lane Filler will moderate an informative discussion and interactive Q&A on whether kids can return to school safely, what teachers feel and fear and how administrators see the academic year unfolding and more with Dr. Uzma Syed, Infectious Disease Specialist, Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center, Michael Hynes, Port Washington School District Superintendent, Noret Bazemore,...

How will colleges and universities keep students safe from COVID-19?

How to care for your childs emotional health during the coronavirus pandemic

How businesses and customers can stay healthy at work and play