In the fall, should schools resume in-person classes or online?
KTVZ Asked by KTVZ
630 Votes

In the fall, should schools resume in-person classes or online?

In-person !

3

Online !

5

In-person !

3 Comments
Tom Varley
1
Tom Varley

Education is important for each students mental health, builds knowledge, continues social contact and for extra circulitor activitits

Reply
Christena
0
Christena

In person, normal school! Kids are more important than this sill charade.

Reply
Lorina De Larm
0
Lorina De Larm

We live in a rural community and in December, January and February this whole community had the worst flu symptoms in the 22 years I have lived here. There was consistently no less than 38 students ab

Reply

Online !

5 Comments
Debra Sun-Mills
3
Debra Sun-Mills

I don't want to see or though, or future, get sick or die. Simple add that. No amount of education is worth even one single death.

Reply
k san
1
k san

Whatever situation, whether online or a hybrid, that authorities can assure safety and distancing is best. Strictly in person is a recipe for an already-out-of-control virus, to spread further.

Reply
Pennie Holiday
0
Pennie Holiday

Parents need to keep their children at home.

Reply
Starla
0
Starla

Teachers + grandparents of students are put at risk with in-person classes until the virus gets under control.

Reply
Leslie Ann
0
Leslie Ann

We need to protect our children before it's too late. Covid is no laughing matter.

Reply
Have you seen your insurance premiums go up in recent years?
KTVZ Asked by KTVZ
179 Votes

Have you seen your insurance premiums go up in recent years?

YES

0

NO

0

YES

0 Comment
No one has commented yet

NO

0 Comment
No one has commented yet
Do you agree with the administration's assessment of Portland?
KTVZ Asked by KTVZ
282 Votes

Do you agree with the administration's assessment of Portland?

YES

1

NO

7

YES

1 Comment
AJ Middleton
0
AJ Middleton

The Oregon government and local police force has done a HORRIBLE job at keeping crime down, protecting cities, citizens and federal agents. If they can't do their job, TRUMP WILL.

Reply
Mike OConnor
Mike OConnor

Oh yeah, Trump did a great protecting when he incited the riot at the Capital on January 6th. Then had the unmitigated gall to pardon his MAGA idots for their crimes. What a guy...

NO

6 Comments
Lisa York
2
Lisa York

Trump's a big man-baby... needs to get his own house in order before sticking his nose in our business...and what's -her -name is just a mouthpiece...no original thought on anything...

Reply
k san
0
k san

ARE YOU KIDDING WITH THIS QUESTION?? Everyone knows his characterization of what is happening in Portland is complete fiction!!!

Reply
Mike OConnor
0
Mike OConnor

I usually spend a number of days each month in the Portland area, including downtown. Having worked in downtown Portland for many years, yes it's not what it once was. Having said that, it's definitely not a "war zone" and nothing like Trump and his minions would like you to think.

Reply
Richard Martinson
0
Richard Martinson

A bunch of crap from the Trump administration that hopes to incite a violent response that justifies the use of violence and military action. Illegal, immoral, and unconstitutional. Get them out!

Reply
Jim McAllister
0
Jim McAllister

Because the exaggeration of conditions in Portland, LA, memphis and Chicago is nowhere near the actual events. He and his henchpeople including traitor dereamer are only creating a reason to occupy american cities and attack the democrats.

Reply
Lexus Maximus
0
Lexus Maximus

It’s a very small minority that’s causing a problem and for the most part, the marches are peaceful and none-combative. Portland’s problems, generally speaking; are the homeless sleeping on the streets and trashing the area, and not people marching in the streets.

Reply

We use cookies to ensure you get the best possible experience on our website. Learn more OK, GOT IT