If you will work from home and expect to homeschool this fall

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My kids are 10, 8, and 5. My spouse is a teacher and I always work from home. I am waiting to hear what they say about how many days teachers will have to go in before I decide.

But I’m not doing well mentally - this is a tough blow (realizing no normal school likely for another year).

I don’t see any proposed scenario where teachers are not in the building 5 days, unless the teacher opts to sign up for one of the 100% DL classes for at risk students/teachers. Otherwise teachers will be there daily with a subset of their students.

Every proposal has the teachers will an all-day happy hour on Fridays.

[Anonymous]

Kids are 3 and 7. Right now we have flexible employers but I’m busier at work so husband does brunt of childcare. He’s job hunting and my project will get less busy in late July so I’ll take some leave probably to get through the summer and let us refresh. It’s been really, really hard but we’re not comfortable with anyone in our home so I don’t see things changing. My only hope is that as the younger one ages it will get easier. We’re in a 2 bedroom so we can’t move anyone in and we don’t want someone who comes and goes.