美国高校斥资百万准备重新开学

随着全美各地的大学都开始制定秋季重新开放校园的计划，学校们花在防疫设施上的钱也节节升高，护具、清洁用品以及为学生测量体温、每小时擦拭门把手的人工费等，林林总总加起来已高达数百万美元。其中花钱最豪爽的要数位于奥兰多的弗罗里达大学：他们计划向所有学生、教职工每人发放一个可重复使用的可清洁口罩，共计约10万个；还另外下单了25万个一次性口罩，为了给来访者和忘记戴口罩的人使用。除此之外，弗罗里达大学又花费49.1万美金购买了1200台无接触式洗手液分配器、600台消毒擦拭机和数千支笔芯。

由于入学率下降、学费收入降低、学生住宿费退还等原因，许多学校都面临这严重的财政危机，而想要恢复正常收入，就必须尽快重新开放校园，让学生们回来上课，但是重开校园又意味着要花大笔大笔的钱采购防疫物资，这下财政危机就更严重了，即使是一些资源充足的学校，也开始努力筹集资金以储备物资。

As colleges around the country map out plans to reopen their campuses in the fall, they have embarked on some unique and pricey shopping expeditions: sourcing miles of plexiglass, hundreds of thousands of face masks and, in the case of the University of Central Florida, trying to get in an order for 1,200 hand-sanitizer stations before neighboring theme parks could buy them all up. Costs for protective gear, cleaning supplies and labor for employees to take students’ temperatures and conduct hourly wipe-downs of doorknobs are already running into the millions of dollars. In Florida, one of the first states to reopen for business during the coronavirus pandemic, the University of Central Florida in Orlando will issue one reusable, washable face covering each to all students, faculty and staff—about 100,000 items. The school ordered another 250,000 disposable masks for visitors and those who forget their face coverings. The bill for masks was $309,000. The school, which had 69,500 students last year and expects about 30% of classes to be taught face-to-face this fall, spent another $491,000 on 1,200 touchless hand-sanitizer dispensers, 600 stations for disinfecting-wipe dispensers and many thousands of refills. The added expenses come as many schools face severe budget crunches due to lower enrollment and tuition revenue, refunded housing fees from the spring and costs tied to shifting online. Even well-resourced schools are trying to fundraise to stock up on supplies.  source

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新冠疫情追踪

重新开学风险还是太大了，投入这么钱只怕是会打水漂，就算再注意也难保证没有人不会感染

疫苗不出来，做什么都是白搭