Outrage after Spider-Man allowed to film in closed Atlanta high schools

Permission sparks backlash from parents whose children have been barred from in-person learning due to Covid-19 since March

Marvel's untitled third Spider-Man movie has been granted special permission to shoot at two high schools in Atlanta, sparking backlash from parents whose children have been barred from in-person learning at the schools for more than eight months.

Too bad kids don't generate the millions a movie does, or they'd be back in front of their teacher in a classroom rather than a computer screen," one parent wrote on Twitter, as reported by the Washington Post.