Government Data Shows Racial Disparities In School Reopenings

The video discusses the status of elementary school reopenings, highlighting regional and racial disparities. It notes that while half of white students returned to classrooms, 60% of black and Hispanic students continued virtual learning. Regional differences show more in-person learning in the South, while Midwest parents are conflicted. A poll reveals that 42% of parents worry about academic setbacks, and 64% are concerned about increased infections from in-person learning.

What factor significantly influences whether a child is back in the classroom?

• The child's age

• The region and race

• The child's grade level

• The child's academic performance

Which region is more likely to have students back in person?

• The Pacific

• The West

• The South

• The Northeast

What percentage of parents are very worried about academic setbacks?

• 42%

• 50%

• 60%

• 70%

What is a major concern for 64% of parents regarding in-person learning?

• Increased infections

• Lack of social interaction

• Limited extracurricular activities

• Higher academic pressure

What fraction of parents are extremely worried about virus spread due to school reopening?

• Two thirds

• One half

• One third

• One fourth