With colleges shuttered, more students consider gap years. But those may be disrupted, too.

It wasn't long ago that Anna Parra Jordan was excited to go off to college. She liked the idea of seeing new places, meeting new people, staying out until four in the morning if she wanted, wearing what she wanted.
"I was ready to bounce," she said. "Bounce from D.C."
Then, one boring Friday abruptly became the end - her final send-off from high school as the country shut down amid the coronavirus pandemic. And as she dragged herself through Woodrow Wilson High School online classes this spring,