This week’s Spy Sunday Survey looked at three approaches to the coming school year: 1) students return to the classroom; 2) students participate in a hybrid solution with some classroom time and some remote home learning time; or, 3) students continue to learn from home with online education only.
It turns out, Spy readers who responded with students in school feel a little different than those without students in school. About 1 out of 3 respondents had students in school, so we looked at the two groups separately.
The charts are below, but the largest difference is that 59% of respondents with students favor online learning only, while 36% of those responding without students favor online only.
One would conclude that while the burden of continuing homeschooling is greater, the safety factor remains a dominant concert among readers with students.
You can see the differences in the charts. The first chart show how readers WITH students in school responded:
The second chart shows how readers WITHOUT students in school responded:
Check back Sunday for next week’s Spy Survey. Responses through Tuesday night are reported on Wednesday in The Chestertown Spy
Gerry levin says
Why is Washington College having students return to campus in August? For them it’s all about money and not the safety of students, faculty, and staff.