I don't always agree with him, but our district superintendent had remarkable foresight to make a large purchase of mobile hotspots, recognizing that they would

I don't always agree with him, but our district superintendent had remarkable foresight to make a large purchase of mobile hotspots, recognizing that they would be necessary in a remote learning environment, especially as we are not a wealthy community and have many kids without technology access at home. We have fared much better than the horror stories I've heard around the country. As others have pointed out in this thread - parents who have been able to augment with existing online sources have come out of this better as even the most well-intentioned districts just haven't had the years of preparing for online learning like an education.com, a Khan Academy, etc.