A $6.6 billion school reopening initiative launched by Gov. Gavin Newsom was met with mixed reactions in Orange County, where parents are divided on the prospect of full-time, in-classroom studies. “I think they should open immediately,” Orange County resident Jim Puro told The Epoch Times. “We’re creating a generation of kids that are going to be dysfunctional because of their not being socially adapted to other kids.” California’s governor signed into law March 5 a $6.6 billion bill, which allocates $2 billion in educational funds for elementary schools to reopen, from kindergarten through second grade. Only counties with significant reductions in transmission rates amongst the broader community will receive a funding incentive to reopen for higher grades. Schools aren’t required to participate in the program, but receive a financial incentive for doing so. In Orange County, most school districts are offering hybrid and distance learning options for young students. Parents can opt to keep their children home and participate …