May 10, 2021
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Burbio School Opening Tracker- Now Including State Averages
As of this update, a number of cities around the country have a similar dynamic at play and they often share a number of characteristics. There are concrete announcements about traditional learning next Fall. There are vague or even what sound like conflicting approaches to virtual learning and no announced plans around the mechanics of delivery. Large percentages of students are opting out of in-person. Learning plans offered across schools vary widely, often with a pronounced demographic or economic skew, and do not closely resemble what a pre-Covid 19 school day would look like. Safety precautions in place in the district appear to exceed the CDC guidelines in an effort to get stakeholders comfortable with the classroom experience. In some cases students are supervised but there are no teachers in the classroom. While there is momentum to bring students into the classroom, all these factors suggest there are considerable obstacles that have not been addressed.
K-5 Students:
2% attending virtual-only schools (from 2.2% last week)
23.5% attending schools offering hybrid (from 24.1%)
74.5% attending schools offering traditional (from 73.7%)
Grades 6-8 Students
3.3% attending virtual-only schools (from 4.0% last week)
31.4% attending schools offering hybrid (from 31.6%)
65.3% attending schools offering traditional (from 64.4%)
High School Students
3.5% attending virtual-only schools (from 4.3% last week)
36.4% attending schools offering hybrid (from 36.3%)
60.1% attending schools offering traditional (from 59.4%)
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