Should schools in areas of high coronavirus transmission go virtual?

52%

Yes Yes

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52%

Yes

High coronavirus cases rates have caused some schools to move online, at least temporarily, and some parents and teachers to call for more to do so.

High coronavirus cases rates have caused some schools to move online, at least temporarily, and some parents and teachers to call for more to do so. Show Less

2 Comments

Kelly Shields

It's too rapid and the kids are bringing it home from schools and infecting their whole household.

Sue Evans

If they are not going to implement strategies like masking, distancing and quarantine, then yes. Children are getting omicron and for most it's mild but they are bringing home to parents/caregivers/siblings which brings us back to hospitalizations/deaths.

Lisa Gore

None of the measures you mentioned have worked and kids have a 99.98% recovery rate, strong immune systems. Stop degrading our future leaders and Americans with muzzles!! It’s slowing their learning & development!

48%

No

Many experts, politicians and parents say in-person school is vital for children's health and the strength of the economy.

Many experts, politicians and parents say in-person school is vital for children's health and the strength of the economy. Show Less

5 Comments

Stephen Stewart

2 + 2 = 5, 3 + 3 = 4. Both were clearly false but not according to the Rules of Logic. Assuming, older ideas are better implies that it is true, we are social creatures by nature and cannot live in isolation. That is my opinion, I could be wrong. People infer, statements imply.

Max

So far Omicron has only claimed one victim. That was Dec 24,2021 in Houston, by a man with underlying conditions. It's time to quit listening to our failed leadership, and move on with life.

Should schools in areas of high coronavirus transmission go virtual?

52% Yes Yes

48% No No

52% Yes

48% No

52%

Yes Yes

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No No

52%

Yes

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No