How to make schools safe for in-person learning is a question so many parents and educators still want answered. With just a few weeks to go before the first day of class, the re-opening of our schools is certainly What’s On Your Mind.
If and when students are back in the classroom, they will likely have questions about what is happening around them. Parents and teachers also have pressing questions, as worries about a future COVID-19 outbreak have not gone away.
What's On Your Mind? Call us at (860) 880-2844.
Some parents have decided that their children will not be participating in in-person, in-classroom learning. Connecticut school districts are currently working to implement all recommended safety guidelines before the first day of school. There is still much to figure out before the start the new school year.
Here is some of what you wanted to share with us.
The last thing we want to do is to reopen the schools and have an uptick of COVID-19.
-Phyllis, Wethersfield
“Trying to keep masks on children, keeping them socially distant; one person cannot do it alone. And I’m particularly concerned about special needs children.”
-Shirley, Bloomfield
“I’m a school crossing guard. I love the children. I miss them very much, but I’m scared for them and I’m scared for the teachers.”
-Nancy, Southington
“My daughter is very anxious about going back to school wearing a mask and if I can be home with her, that would be a great help.”
-Debbie, Bristol
Get our students back in school. We can do it. We can make it safe. And I hope we can try.
-Diane
NBC Connecticut wants to know more about how you and your family are getting through this.
What's On Your Mind? Call us at (860) 880-2844.
We hope you are staying safe - and we hope to hear from you today.
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