A novel viral disease is spreading rapidly across the country. There are no known cures for the disease and it is easily transmitted in large groups. However, the disease causes minor symptoms in youth. A school superintendent must determine whether to cancel classes for the remainder of the year. Assume for this scenario research suggests that in-person classroom instruction is significantly more effective for students. After weighing the potential negative impacts on the community and the students' education experience against the potential positive impact preventing disease spread (including among staff who are of a vulnerable population) and other factors, the superintendent decides to cancel in-person classes. Explain the superintendent's approach most closely corresponds to which ethical approach?

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