Springfield Public Schools remains in recovery mode following a cyberattack that shut down district operations and forced schools to close for the second half of the week, and the local teachers union says too many questions remain unanswered as students prepare to head back to class. 

The Springfield cyberattack hit just one week into the new school year, leaving parents suddenly without childcare or the school meal programs many families depend on. District officials have said students are expected to return to classrooms on Monday, but the disruption caused by the incident has rippled well beyond the classroom. 
Classrooms Closed After the Springfield Cyberattack 

To help ease the b...