Parents and students returned to the Lubavitch Educational Center in Miami Gardens Tuesday morning, a day after a 3-year-old boy was found unresponsive inside of a hot car.

Miami Gardens police are investigating after a child died Monday afternoon.

Rabbi Yosef Benita was accused of the crimes by a student at the Lubavitch Educational Center.

37-year-old Yosef Benita, a teacher at Lubavitch Educational Center, is facing child molestation charges.

The Florida Department of Health posts a weekly report on coronavirus cases at schools across the state dating back to Sept. 6. Doral International Math & Science Academy had 16 new cases verified last week, including 14 students, the data shows. In Broward, Falcon Cove Middle School in Weston had seven new cases verified last week — six students and a staff member — according to the report. In Monroe, seven more cases at Key West High School were confirmed last week, bringing that school’s total to 29 cases (including 24 students) since this tracking began. Local educators have said that parents are notified of cases at their children’s schools before cases are certified by the state.

PEMBROKE PARK, Fla. Religious organizations usually arent eligible for money from the U.S. Small Business Administration, but Congress allowed them to take part in the Paycheck Protection Program and many in Florida did. According to data compiled from the SBA and ProPublica, more than 760 religious organizations in the state received the taxpayer-backed coronavirus aid. The Lubavitch Educational Center, a private Jewish school in Miami, received $1-2 million to save 340 jobs. Based on just the list available, religious organizations in Florida received between $196 million and $467 million. Of those 760+ religious organizations within the state whose loan amounts are available, more than 615 of them received between $150,000 and $350,000.