CPS parents share thoughts on classes

CPS parents share thoughts on classes

A recent poll shows Cincinnati Public Schools parents have mixed feelings about the return to school plan.

DEVELOPING NOW...A SURVEY BYCINCINNATI PUBLIC SCHOOLSREVEALS WHAT PARENTS THINKABOUT THEIR KIDS RETURNING TOSCHOOL.WCPO 9 NEWS REPORTERJASMINE MINOR IS LIVE WITHWHAT PARENTS HAD TO SAY ABOUTONLINE LEARNING...AND ADEQUATECHILD CARE.SURVEY INCLUDES MORE THAN 10-THOUSANDS RESPONSES FROMPARENTS IN THE DISTRICT.MAJORITY OF PARENTS WILL SENDTHEIR KIDS TO SCHOOL IN THEFALL BUT ABOUT A FOURTH STILLAREN'T SURE.WE SPOKE TO SEVERAL DIFFERENTPARENTS WHO HAD MIXED OPINIONSBUT ONE COMMON THEME THEY ALLWANTED WAS SAFETY.

BUT STILL,MAJORITY OF PARENTS SAY THEYWERE NOT INTERESTED INENROLLING THEIR KIDS IN THEC-P-S DIGITAL ACADEMY WHICH ISA TOTAL ONLINE OPTION.

C-P-SHAS SAID THEY WILL PROVIDEINTERNET ACCESS AND A DEVICEFOR EVERY SINGLE STUDENT.

BUTONE PARENT, WHO IS ALSO ASCHOOL BUS DRIVER SAYS, THATMIGHT BE HER BEST OPTION.SOT: "I don't like the threeday and two day.

It's justgoing to be difficult forparents and the teachers.thinking about the teachersgetting sick, me getting sick,me spreading it to mycoworkers.

It's a possibilitythat we could all get sickbecause they're willing tosend the kids back to school."COMING UP IN 30 MINUTES, WE'REGETTING TEACHERS REACTION TOTHE BLENDED LEARNING PLAN FORTHE FALL SCHOOL STARTS AUGUST24TH.

IF HAMILTON COUNTY ISRAISED TO THE PURPLE CRISISLEVEL FOR COVID-19, THAT COULDCHANGE SCHOOL PLANS AGAIN.REPORTING LIVE, JASMINE MINOR,WCPO 9 NEWS.