Also there’s the possibility that maybe they can work in some form of remote work. It wouldn’t be perfect but I could see a set up where a teacher teaches from another location for some time. Part of the problem is you just can’t do remote learning exclusively. You can probably manage some limited specific aspects of it.
Centerville is doing Google Classroom for all their MS and HS kids, they have an A/B schedule and are doing lectures and assignments on that forum, twice a week.
But just like us, its not mandatory, and only suggested that the kids log in and do the assignments.
I have sent out 2 assignments to all my kids, since staring last Tuesday, I would say I am getting around 30% of the kids doing the work. and sending it back to me.
One family that I have three kids from the older sister has sent back her assignments but her younger brother and sister have sent back nothing so far. Its really been hit and miss.
I asked my principal last week about Prom and other year end activities and she flat out stated, "there will be prom this year, It might be in July, but I have spent $400 on my daughters dress and she will be having a prom night!". I get the feeling that many parents feel that same way in our smaller rural communities.