While New York City public schools have gone fully remote after the city hit a three percent COVID-19 positivity rate, some suburban school districts in our area are moving to more in-person instruction.

The South Huntington school district in Suffolk County transitioned kindergarten and third grade students to full in-person learning last week, and brought back first and fourth graders on Monday.

WNYC's David Furst spoke with Dr. David Bennardo, the superintendent of the South Huntington School District. To hear the full conversation, click listen.