Should K-12 schools reopen for in-person learning?

Yes, but only if children are required to wear masks.

Yes, but only vaccinated students should be allowed to attend and there should be an online option for all students

Yes if proper safety measures are guaranteed and teachers/students have a choice

Only if safe.

Yes, but with vaccination requirements and the option to continue e-learning.

All depends on the state and the current risk of COVID-19.

Yes, but only vaccinated people should be allowed to attend and they should have a choice whether they want to go back.

Yes, but only if they have the infrastructure to do so safely

Yes, but they should have the choice, and it should also only be in-person for vaccinated kids

Yes, and offer a choice between online and in-person learning, and require masks

Yes, but only once is it safe to do so, and not all students going at the same time.

Yes, but only if they can do so safely with a plan and availability of online learning

Yes, but only if there has been a still amount of numbers of COVID cases.

Only In school districts where there is a positivity rate of 5% or below.

For the kids in Elementary School, yes. For middle and high, no, since they are more able to take control of their learning.

Yes, but only for vaccinated students and teachers, and allow parents to let their children continue online learning if they are still too concerned about the health risks.

Yes, covid is a hoax

Yes, but only for fully vaccinated students who will still follow still wear face masks and sanitize and offer a choice between online and in-person learning.

It should remain an option alongside e-learning.

Yes, but offer a choice between online and in-person. Split the in-person into groups and have lots of restrictions/requirements

Yes, only if the student is vaccinated and still has the choice between online and in-person learning

yes, but only with strict rules high mask enforcement, teachers having at least one dose of a vaccine, severe discipline if students don't wear a mask.

Yes, but it should only offer a hybrid option (half in school half remote). If the school is in a hotspot it should be full remote.

Yes, when public health guidelines recommend it.

No. Not until ALL teachers are vaccinated. And at that point it should be the choice of the teachers/parents

Yes, with family choice for online or in person and regular (at least weekly) pcr testing and daily quick tests for those who choose in person.

Yes, but only with stringent safety protocols

Yes, but only if proper safety measures for staff and students are implemented, such as testing and vaccination.

yes but there should be a requirement of masks and a choice between online and in-person learning

Yes, but only when ALL staff are vaccinated. Children should also be vaccinated.

Yes, but after the COVID-19 infection rates decrease to under 10% and the majority are vaccinated.

Yes, but only if it’s safe

No, children, teachers and parents should have the right to choose whether they feel comfortable or not going back and socially distance if they feel comfortable going into the building and for those who don't they can watch the lesson virtually.

Depends on the COVID cases

yes, but only if there are safety procedures that actually work.

Yes, if the district decides it is safe

Yes but vaccinate teachers and have COVID restrictions in place

Depends on how COVID-19 numbers are so we can limit the spread.

yes but with protection and they should offer the choice of online classes

Yes, but with adequate safety measures. Vaccines for teachers and staff, distancing, mask requirements, more staff to help aid with the knowledge loss this year has brought.

If covid-19 is under control

It depends on vaccine distribution, infection rates, and local ICU capacity.

If it is save to then yes but if not then no.

It should be up to the school district and the amount of cases

Yes, depending on the percentage of students and staff have been vaccinated.

Yes, but only if it's safe enough

Yes, if it is safe for everyone to come back.

If covid goes away or there are fewer cases then yes but if there are still high cases then no

It depends on the current status of the COVID-19 pandemic, but as it stands, no school should be open.

There should be a bit more covid prevention standards in schools, and they should slowly go back in school when prepared and covid rates go down.

Depends on the progress with COVID

If teachers are safe, then yes. It depends of how bad covid is at the time.

Depends on whether the cases for covid 19 have increased or decreased. If the levels have dropped significantly or a vaccine that is tested and works then schools should consider opening.

Only if it is safe for the public to do so.

It depends on the conditions of the city/region where the school is located.

It should be the parents choice and an online option should be mandatory everywhere.

No, not enough people are vaccinated yet and we still do not know enough about the virus.

With safety measures, yes

Yes, they should be given the proper funding to ensure teachers, staff and students stay protected against covid-19.

Pending vaccination of school staff and hybrid plan

State or local officials should decide based on their situation

it would all depend on how bad covid is.

Depends on community spread

Depends on level of covid at the time

Yes, if scientific experts agree it's safe.

it’s a tough question to answer having kids go back could be better for learning but bad because of the spread of covid

Depends on the amount of cases of COVID-19

It depends on each region

If it’s safe

Only students who do not have people that are high risk in their families.

If Covid is more under control

It depends on how the situation is.

No, not until the CDC declares the current public health crisis over.

Only if it is safe to do so.

if all protocol is taken, then yes

Depends on the percentage of people who have took the vaccine and how bad covid is at the time.

Yes, if a high enough percentage of the population has been vaccinated.

if there is no decrease, or an increase in covid cases then schools should all close for in-person learning

If it is safe

A hybrid system works better

No, it should be hybrid learning so that what needs to be done in person, is in the classroom, and what can be done online/at home, is done outside the classroom.

Sometimes, depending on the situation

yes, if everyone has the vaccine

This depends on the number of vaccines that are distributed and if the number of COVID cases in the U.S. has immensely decreased.

if it is safe to go back

Yes, but only if there are specific guidelines and requirements (a plan) in place to go back safely

I think it depends on how COVID has progressed

Yes, as long as our country has a steady rate of individuals receiving their vaccines

Children are vectors of the virus for our adult/vulnerable population. Unless there is a way to ensure the safety of the teachers then yes school is fine

They should allow the learning to be in a hybrid format, so students can choose to be in-person or online.

If Covid is gone then yes but a mask mandate needs to be put in focus.

Yes but it depends by the pandemic conditions.

Only if safe enough

Depends pandemics progression

Yes, if positive COVID-19 numbers have dropped drastically by Fall 2021.

yes, if pandemic dies down

If it is safe, yes

No, if COVID-19 is still prevalent in the US

It depends on the handle the US has on the Coronavirus. If it continues to only worsen from now until then, the only logical option would be to hold off from in person.