If you ask parents, about half want their kids back in school, and half don’t. So why not ask parents how many kids are coming to school, find teachers to teach those students, give every student a schedule, and set up a camera in the class so online students get the same lesson everyday and can interact with the class.
These plans of Monday and Tuesday for students A to M, Wednesday online, Thursday and Friday for N to Z are a bit loony. If people want to go, they should be able to — and same with staying home. Freedom of choice is what makes us great.
Brandon Gabbard
East Hampton
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