and i felt helpless. we don't know how to plan out the next 24 hours, let alone the next 24 days. they point the fingers at the district. then, they point the fingers to the teachers. i am pointing the finger at my child. you know, because he is the one that ends up losing out in this whole argument. >> it gets harder than in person. i wanted this to happen so that's why i wanted to get my school open. >> reporter: now, costas wants people to go back in person. and while not every parent feels that way, one sentiment they appear to share is that they want consistency in where they are going to be sending their kids every day. now, moving forward, some of the dates that we are keeping an eye on is january 18th is when the teacher's union said they intend to continue refusing to go in person until or at least until they reach an agreement on this. the teach -- or the school district just said moments ago they want teachers back in the classroom on friday.