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Are significant fractions of the country still fully remote? Even after the vaccine has been widely distributed to almost any vulnerable person who wants it? I
by dcolkitt 6y ago
Are significant fractions of the country still fully remote? Even after the vaccine has been widely distributed to almost any vulnerable person who wants it?
In Florida, we've been in-person for any parent who wants it since the beginning of the school year. By now, 90% of families have opted back in to full-time in-school. I assume that preferences from around the country must be similar. I don't see how voters and taxpayers in full-remote areas aren't in outright revolt. I can't imagine being a state or local politician and trying to run for re-election on that platform.
- NDizzle 6y agoAs far as I can tell California is slowly coming back on to classroom schooling. I've heard mixed messages depending on the district. My kids play travel ball so my Facebook feed is full of people all over the north part of the state and their experiences. All hearsay of course, in the grand scheme of things. One parent was complaining that the return to school in their district was doing zoom meetings from a classrom instead of at home. Me? I left CA when I saw the writing on the wall back in May. My kids have been doing in person school for the entire 2020-2021 school year.
- ryandrake 6y agoWe decided our kid (CA) is doing remote school for as long as they are offering it. It’s mostly useless for her age (8) but it’s far better than sending her to a COVID pitri dish and bringing it home. I was stunned at the number of kids opted back in to in person school. All this risk for two more months or so. We are going to see another wave as people once again pretend the pandemic doesn’t exist.