There are so many things wrong with this global pandemic, it’s hard to figure out what can and cannot be fixed. The state tried to re-open businesses, but now that’s being reconsidered, at least at the county level. Last week, Hidalgo County’s Local Health Authority issued an order effectively closing schools in Hidalgo County, both public and private, until Sept. 27. Virtual classes are obviously approved, but campuses must remain closed to in-person instruction. School district staff may choose to work on campus, but they must still wear facemasks and adhere to social-distancing guidelines. Question is, what will happen after Sept.