There will be another solar eclipse (we just had one in the fall of 2023) coming up on April 8th, 2024 and millions across a swath of North America are gearing up to witness the extraordinary celestial spectacle. Spanning over 100 miles from Texas to New England, the path of totality promises a breathtaking sight as the day transforms into night, revealing the elusive corona of the sun. However, concerns linger as some school administrators, influenced by insurance liabilities, hesitated to allow students to experience this rare event firsthand. Misconceptions about eclipse-related risks persist, despite evidence debunking claims of heightened radiation or immediate eye damage from momentary glances at the sun. As anticipation builds, efforts to educate and reassure the public about the safety and wonder of eclipses remain crucial for maximizing the awe-inspiring experience for all. Here is a short article from EdWeek that discusses the upcoming eclipse and that advocates for letting students outside to observe.