Effect of School Reopenings on Children’s Mental Health During COVID-19: Quasi-experimental Evidence from California

In-person learning is an important component of children's mental health. These results are informative for future policymaking during public health crises, to balance infection risk with the need for socialization and other critical resources that schools provide to children.

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Epidemiology
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2025-12-09
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https://doi.org/10.1097/ede.0000000000001930
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2
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COVID-19 and Mental Health
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Effect of School Reopenings on Children’s Mental Health During COVID-19: Quasi-experimental Evidence from California

Gosia Sylwestrzak, Rita Hamad, Pelin Ozluk, Jeff Romine
2 citations
Epidemiology
COVID-19 and Mental Health
4.61
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Effect of School Reopenings on Children’s Mental Health During COVID-19: Quasi-experimental Evidence from California

Gosia Sylwestrzak, Rita Hamad, Pelin Ozluk, Jeff Romine
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2 citations

Abstract

In-person learning is an important component of children's mental health. These results are informative for future policymaking during public health crises, to balance infection risk with the need for socialization and other critical resources that schools provide to children.

EpidemiologyVol. 37(2)
Harvard University (US), Covance (United States) (US)
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COVID-19 and Mental Health
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