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McAuliffe s comeback bid focuses on schools

McAuliffe s comeback bid focuses on schools Laura Vozzella, The Washington Post Dec. 9, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail Terry McAuliffe, former governor of Virginia, will seek a second term.Photo for The Washington Post by Evelyn Hockstein RICHMOND, Va. - Democrat Terry McAuliffe launched his long-teased comeback bid for governor Wednesday, casting himself as a bold but tested leader who can address stubborn social inequities as he rebuilds a post-pandemic Virginia. I am running for governor again to think big, and to be bold, and to take the commonwealth of Virginia to the next level - and to lift up all Virginians, he said at a Richmond elementary school, a location meant to signal a commitment to education.

Wason Center poll finds most parents are satisfied with COVID-19 school options but do have concerns

Poll indicates most parents satisfied with COVID-19 school options, but have concerns Katey Roshetko © Provided by Roanoke-Lynchburg WDBJ-TV WDBJ ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - The Wason Center for Civic Leadership at Christopher Newport University released findings of a new survey Thursday about COVID-19′s impact on education. With the unprecedented school year nearly halfway finished, 64% of Virginia parents say they are satisfied with how their child’s classes are being handled during the pandemic. However, 75% say they are concerned about their children falling behind in school. “Parents are juggling work, caregiving responsibilities, and helping their kids through virtual school,” said Wason Center Research Director Rebecca Bromley-Trujillo. “Most may believe their school systems are doing the best they can, but it’s no surprise that so many are worried about their children’s progress.”

Poll: Most Va parents worry COVID will cause children to fall behind

A new statewide poll finds that most Virginia parents are satisfied with the way public school systems are handling the challenges they face, but they are worried their children are not learning as much as they should. More from WFIR’s Evan Jones: From the Wason Center at Christopher Newport University: Most parents are satisfied with Covid-19 school options, but 3 out of 4 still worry their children will fall behind;   Va. voters back public employee collective bargaining Summary of Key Findings 64% of Virginia voters with school-age children are either very satisfied (24%) or somewhat satisfied (40%) with how their child’s education is being handled under restrictions due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

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