I'd bet Stanford, MIT and Harvard will again be first to announce fall 2020 is online

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think we are most likely see the top 25 schools go to module programs. The semester will consist of 4 blocks, each of approximately 4 weeks. This will allow schools to send students home and bring them back as needed.

It is unrealistic to think 90% of schools will be online. States are going to be opening up again starting next week. We are still 4 months away from the start of the fall semester, which is roughly 4x the amount of time that we have been in lockdown. If you haven't noticed, more and more people are venturing out, even though MD/VA/DC have not weakened the shelter in places at all.

If K-12 is back in the fall, colleges will be as well.

Venturing out where? Everything’s closed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think we are most likely see the top 25 schools go to module programs. The semester will consist of 4 blocks, each of approximately 4 weeks. This will allow schools to send students home and bring them back as needed.

It is unrealistic to think 90% of schools will be online. States are going to be opening up again starting next week. We are still 4 months away from the start of the fall semester, which is roughly 4x the amount of time that we have been in lockdown. If you haven't noticed, more and more people are venturing out, even though MD/VA/DC have not weakened the shelter in places at all.

If K-12 is back in the fall, colleges will be as well.

Venturing out where? Everything’s closed.

Coffee shops- hanging out around them-most in MoCo are still open
Meeting in parks and having Uber eats delivered
Target is packed
More people walking together
People chatting in their yards
Longer and longer lines at TJs
Outdoor fitness classes

These are the things I have seen in the past 24 hrs . Just wait until it warms up 10 degrees