When the coronavirus pandemic shut down school campuses, some schools instituted a "hold harmless" policy that prohibited teachers from failing students. Others kept handing out A-F grades. How did schools those schools make those grading decisions?

<p>When the coronavirus pandemic shut down school campuses, some schools instituted a "hold harmless" policy that prohibited teachers from failing students. Others kept handing out A-F grades. How did schools those schools make those grading decisions?</p>

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