Face to face instruction is what I want for my children.
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Joe Nelson
6 years ago
We prefer face to face instruction for our students.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Kids learn better in the classroom!! They need our teachers!
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Christine Parnell
6 years ago
mom of a senior class of 2021 lrt them go to school!!
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Karen Hodges
6 years ago
Please allow our kids to go back to in person school.
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Stevie Edwards
6 years ago
Let us have a voice. This family wants our kids to go back to school. Thank you.
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Jenna Adams
6 years ago
Open up those schools! The kids NEED this face to face learning
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Choice
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Jeisy Coro
6 years ago
Yes to face to face
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Melissa Waring
6 years ago
I am a parent and teacher and believe my children are better off in school than at home
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Bernice Lopes
6 years ago
My 4th grade and 9th grader depend on face to face learning.
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Talin Gebbia
6 years ago
Bring back normalcy, we just want our children to learn, it is disgusting that their education is being hijacked for political reasons!
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JOAN RICHERT
6 years ago
Face to Face learning!!! My kids need it. Virtual learning is not the same and these kids will suffer in the end
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Kelly Graham
6 years ago
I fully support face to face instruction in our schools.
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Julie Norris
6 years ago
face to face is very important on so many levels!!!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Face to face is just better, especially for K-8.
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Brandon Green
6 years ago
Please open up JoCo schools for full in person learning
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Vicky Andrews
6 years ago
I believe face to face instructions is the best option for my children. I support others who choose differently but hope the county will also consider the children that need the classroom.
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Sandra Massengill
6 years ago
Am signing for my grandson. He needs to be in the classroom.
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Mickey Buckler
6 years ago
There should be choice for all involved. School should be open for those who are comfortable with sending their kids back and a remote only option for those who want that. I personally believe that face-to-face instruction would be best for most students. Lets be honest, how many students (and parents) have the discipline to do remote learning and will get anything of substance out of it? A year and a half of missed opportunities for learning important subjects is something most students will never recover from. The social isolation and mental aspects of students being out of school for this long should also be a major consideration. I don't think a lot of people are considering the long term ramifications of this.
Face to face instruction is what I want for my children.
We prefer face to face instruction for our students.
Kids learn better in the classroom!! They need our teachers!
mom of a senior class of 2021 lrt them go to school!!
Please allow our kids to go back to in person school.
Let us have a voice. This family wants our kids to go back to school. Thank you.
Open up those schools! The kids NEED this face to face learning
Choice
Yes to face to face
I am a parent and teacher and believe my children are better off in school than at home
My 4th grade and 9th grader depend on face to face learning.
Bring back normalcy, we just want our children to learn, it is disgusting that their education is being hijacked for political reasons!
Face to Face learning!!! My kids need it. Virtual learning is not the same and these kids will suffer in the end
I fully support face to face instruction in our schools.
face to face is very important on so many levels!!!
Face to face is just better, especially for K-8.
Please open up JoCo schools for full in person learning
I believe face to face instructions is the best option for my children. I support others who choose differently but hope the county will also consider the children that need the classroom.
Am signing for my grandson. He needs to be in the classroom.
There should be choice for all involved. School should be open for those who are comfortable with sending their kids back and a remote only option for those who want that. I personally believe that face-to-face instruction would be best for most students. Lets be honest, how many students (and parents) have the discipline to do remote learning and will get anything of substance out of it? A year and a half of missed opportunities for learning important subjects is something most students will never recover from. The social isolation and mental aspects of students being out of school for this long should also be a major consideration. I don't think a lot of people are considering the long term ramifications of this.