With just a few months to go until the start of the 2021-2022 school year, school districts nationwide are planning to offer families the option to keep their children learning remotely.
But new findings suggest that among many families, demand for remote or hybrid learning may not be so great.
More than eight in 10 parents surveyed (84 percent) now say they plan to send at least one of their children back for in-person schooling this fall, with another 12 percent unsure of their plans. Just five percent plan to keep their children home for the upcoming school year.
But the findings, come with stark differences between white parents and parents of color, among others.
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