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I’ve seen this here locally and think this is such a bad idea. I wouldn’t come near this without a crap ton of waivers and insurance. One kid gets sick and a parent will sue. No way.
There are several virtual options this kind of support for families, with dedicated one-one teaching, mentoring and tutoring. As well as both online and local services that will help you hire a tutor/learning coach to keep your child on track.
As long as they have internet. There are a large number of kids (particularly in the Hispanic community) who do not have easy access to internet. They are getting left behind.
how will high school kids who need this ever survive college where they have to actually do the work on their own?
Welcome to Trumpland. Great job Republicans—great job.
Huh? The liberals are the ones whom don’t want kids back in school!