Survey: Most parents to send kids for in-person learning
The survey, commissioned by the Rockefeller Foundation, shows 89% of parents were OK with in-person schooling as of late July.
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Aug 18, 2021, 11:13 AM
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38ds agoA new
survey shows that most U.S. parents plan to send their kids to school for
in-person learning this fall.
The survey,
commissioned by the Rockefeller Foundation, shows 89% of parents were OK with in-person
schooling as of late July - up 5% from a similar survey done in May.
Only about
a quarter of respondents say they know the details about plans to prevent the
spread of COVID-19 among young students, according to the survey.
In New York
City, public schools currently have no remote option for the coming school
year, though some education advocates have been calling on the city to provide
a remote learning option.
