Most K-12 parents in the U.S. say their children are currently getting in-person instruction only, but experiences vary by family income level | Pew Research Center

February 3, 2022

Academic, emotional concerns outweigh COVID-19 risks in parents’ views about keeping schools open

Most K-12 parents in the U.S. say their children are currently getting in-person instruction only, but experiences vary by family income level

Most K-12 parents in the U.S. say their children are currently getting in-person instruction only, but experiences vary by family income level

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Academic, emotional concerns outweigh COVID-19 risks in parents’ views about keeping schools open
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K-12 parents’ views about what type of instruction schools should be offering differ along demographic and party lines
Most K-12 parents in the U.S. say their children are currently getting in-person instruction only, but experiences vary by family income level