Among those who saw a negative emotional impact on their kids in first year of pandemic, Black parents most likely to say it hasn’t improved | Pew Research Center

October 24, 2022

Most K-12 parents say first year of pandemic had a negative effect on their children’s education

Among those who saw a negative emotional impact on their kids in first year of pandemic, Black parents most likely to say it hasn’t improved

Among those who saw a negative emotional impact on their kids in first year of pandemic, Black parents most likely to say it hasn’t improved

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Most K-12 parents say first year of pandemic had a negative effect on their children’s education
On balance, K-12 parents say first year of COVID had a negative impact on their kids’ education, emotional well-being
K-12 parents’ views on the pandemic’s impact on their children differ by race, ethnicity and income
Among those who saw a negative emotional impact on their kids in first year of pandemic, Black parents most likely to say it hasn’t improved