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To: SeekAndFind

Assuming the corona virus is a minimal threat by June 1, then it seems prudent to me that schools should start 6 weeks early this year.

July 1 seems like a good day for the kids to go back to school and catch up on their education that was disrupted in March, April, and May.

I know that online classes are happening as a replacement for in-classroom teaching. But even with online classes, the education system was disrupted.

Another advantage of kids going back to school on July 1, is to give the parents a breather from having their kids at home during the day for March, April, and May.


10 posted on 04/18/2020 7:28:10 AM PDT by Presbyterian Reporter
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To: Presbyterian Reporter

Good luck with getting teachers to spend one day more than they have to in school.
I have 2 grandsons in a private school in CA. Their learning is continuing on line but to be honest I think they are far ahead of their public school friends. My oldest who is a senior is taking advanced statistics, AP calculus and Economics. I’m just so sad that he hasn’t been able to enjoy the remainder of his senior year. Graduation?
My 2 youngest grandsons are in a very good public school in MA. and basically their mother is teaching them. No online studies. My daughter in law says it’s a joke.


26 posted on 04/18/2020 8:09:41 AM PDT by surrey
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