More parents pick home-schooling after pandemic
Coronavirus lockdowns prompted a rise in home-schooling as parents' attitudes have shifted positively toward home education. In March, the Census Bureau released a report showing the percentage of households that were home-schooling children doubled during the coronavirus. Before the pandemic, only 5.4 percent of households reported home-schooling children. During the pandemic, that number jumped to 11.1 percent. The Household Pulse Survey questions asked about home-schooling as a choice separate from remote learning. ADVERTISEMENT "Many families have not been satisfied with what their chil...
Source: thehill.com