Schools update from @BurbioCalendar:
% US K-12 students attending "virtual-only" schools = 9.4% (from 12.2% last week)
% US K-12 students attending "traditional" in-person/every day schools = 62.4% (from 59.4%)
% US K-12 students attending "hybrid" schools = 28.2% (from 28.4%)
% US K-12 students attending "virtual-only" schools = 9.4% (from 12.2% last week)
% US K-12 students attending "traditional" in-person/every day schools = 62.4% (from 59.4%)
% US K-12 students attending "hybrid" schools = 28.2% (from 28.4%)
Just 1.8% of districts are now virtual only, but they hold 9.4% of students. 
"Several large California districts announced intentions for full-time in person next year, but with qualification language and emphasis that is unique to California."
CDC's latest guidance (which uses community incidence as a trigger contrary to CDC's own science) is causing closures again in New York.
Burbio in-person learning by state averaged over the whole school year.
Same chart, in-person over the whole school year.
Color-coded by me: red = Republican governor.
Booby prize to @LarryHogan.
Color-coded by me: red = Republican governor.
Booby prize to @LarryHogan.
Learning plan by grade level.
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