- The San Francisco Bay Area is on Day 3 of a three-week "shelter in place" order designed to stifle the spread of the coronavirus disease throughout the city.
- Residents have been directed to remain indoors as much as possible, leaving only for essential needs like grocery shopping.
- San Francisco's 113 public schools have shuttered as well, leaving about 57,000 students to adjust to remote learning from their homes.
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San Francisco is one of many Bay Area cities that is on Day 3 of a three-week "shelter in place" in an effort to contain the coronavirus.
The order directs residents to remain indoors as much as possible, with those who are able to work from home. Many of the city's residents have been steadily adjusting to remote work in the weeks preceding the order.
But many who are also parents have a lot more on their hands since the city's public school district was shut down for at least three weeks.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom said Wednesday that schools across the state are unlikely to re-open before the summer break, and kids are adapting to learning remotely in their home.
Justin Sullivan with Getty Images photographed the empty schoolyards of schools across San Francisco from an aerial view.
Here's what they look like.