N.Y.C. to Post School Attendance Amid Swine Flu Scare

Two more New York City public schools closed Wednesday amid concerns about swine flu, and students were told to stay away longer than planned from a school that lost an assistant principal to the disease.

The announcement came as mourners paid respects at the administrator's funeral and the city began putting daily attendance rates online in response to parents' and teachers' concerns.

With the new closings, at least 23 city public and private schools have shut down within the last week...

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