In January 2021 President Joe Biden pledged to re-open schools by the end of April 2021. His plan included providing school districts with necessary funding to reconfigure classrooms for social distancing, procuring protective equipment and devising plans to accommodate at-risk teachers and students. Biden’s plan was praised by the two major national teachers unions. Opponents argue that children should immediately return to school since the coronavirus is not harmful to children and point out that the CDC’s infection fatality rate for people under the age of 19 is .003%.
Yes, states should decide on their own regarding how they should proceed
Yes, but insist that only vaccinated students may attend in-person learning at schools and unvaccinated students must continue learning online
@84VYRJ61yr
Yes, fully, but the unvaccinated should have to mask unless they cannot get the vaccine for medical reasons or have had the disease recently.
@8TPPTP81yr
Yes if you do not vaccinate you have to bear the consequences.
@8TPPFL51yr
Homeschooling at the age
@8TPJDYQ1yr
No, abolish the standard K-12 system and bring back apprenticeships.
yes, But leave it up To The parents
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Yes, when experts believe it's safe enough.
@8TP7WDX1yr
Yes, but offer a choice between online and in-person learning, but also allow local school districts to decide if they want to reopen.
@8TP6QKS1yr
Yes, but only unvaccinated students who cannot shed dangerous spike proteins on others should be allowed to attend
@Ravenerous1yr
Yes, although offer a choice between online and in-person as well as only vaccinated students should be allowed to attend in-person
@8TNDF541yr
No, school should be permanently remote
@8TNDCFL1yr
Decide based on state infection numbers and with proper precautions.
Yes, but only if WHO and scientists recommend it
@8TMXY981yr
Keep classes online, so parents can monitor, if their children's teachers are pushing leftist indoctrination propaganda.
Yes, but only if children are required to wear masks.
@8TMVPSN1yr
K-12 education should be wholly privatized, and all education done through online private schools of the parents choosing, who will pay tuition, instead of property taxes.
@8TMRXHH1yr
It depends on the spread and vaccination rate of the community the school(s) is apart of. In most cases the answer is YES.
@8TMMV7V1yr
Yes and do not require masks
@8TMFBR31yr
Department of Education shouldnt exist
@8TMCVBK1yr
Only if local scientists say it’s safe
@8TLRKGS1yr
Regardless, privatize education.
Public schooling should not exist.
No, and all public education should be privatized.
Yes, but allow immunocompromised children the option to continue learning online
@8TK4DJ61yr
Yes, but with masks and social distancing while also encouraging people to get vaccinated
@8TJYK5W1yr
Yes, they should re-open, but people shouldn't send their children to publics schools to be indoctrinated by leftist policies.
Yes, but only vaccinated students should be allowed to attend and there should be an online option for all students
@8TJLSGP1yr
Yes, and do NOT offer a choice between online or in person
@8TJL6V51yr
Yes, there’s no reason kids should’ve missed any in person schooling.
Yes if proper safety measures are guaranteed and teachers/students have a choice
@8TGZPBD1yr
students and teachers must be vaccinated.
@8TG6FFS1yr
Yes, but offer a choice between online and in-person, but allow only vaccinated students in the school if they choose to do in-person learning for the safety of others
@8TFZXXL1yr
Yes, but encourage masks and allow online learning for those who are at risk
@8TFZJYC1yr
Yes, but only if the schools strictly regulate proper preventative procedures and adjust class size and schedules
@8TFMFKM1yr
Yes, but require vaccination or COVID testing in order to attend in person.
@8TFMF6G1yr
Yes, but only if the percentage of vaccinated students and teachers is above a significant percentage.
@8TFJVFC1yr
Given that government run schools are indoctrination camps they should be closed forever. Homeschool your kids.
@8TFCX4C1yr
We need to focus on reducing covid-19 cases and we have to support students and families currently atending school online in lockdown.
@8TF44GJ1yr
No, online learning should come to replace in-person learning
Yes, with no restrictions.
@8TDV6ZK1yr
Yes, but only to students who have been fully vaccinated or students who cannot be vaccinated for legitimate medical reasons.
@8TB798W1yr
It should be the choice of each individual school or organization.
No, in person learning should be replaced by online learning.
@8TDKN4Q1yr
Yes, but only vaccinated students can attend in person; unvaccinated students are required to do online until vaccinated.
@8TD7LR31yr
Yes, but take necessary precautions and make wearing effective masks mandatory for non-vaccinated students. Vaccinated students may or may not choose to wear one.
Yes, as long as students and faculty are vaccinated and healthy, and it is safe to do so
Yes, but students should maintain not as strict social distancing and be recommended to wear a mask. Online learning should be available only for those who have family at risk or are at risk themselves.
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