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14 Mar, 6 tweets, 2 min read
Weekly update from @BurbioCalendar:

% US K-12 students attending "virtual-only" schools = 20.8% (from 23.7% last week)

% US K-12 students attending "traditional" in-person/every day schools = 49.1% (from 46.9%)

% US K-12 students attending "hybrid" schools = 30.1% (from 29.4%)
By state.

This "in-person index" is calculated by weighting the percentage of K-12 students in a state attending virtual schools at zero, traditional schools at 100, and hybrid districts at 50.
By grade level.
22 of the 26 states over 75% in-person have Republican governors.

19 of 24 under 75% and 8 of 10 under 50% have Democratic governors.
Some insight from the exiled elgatomalo:

gab.com/boriquagato/po…

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