My daughter started back today. We're a little nervous, but she was excited to get back. Plus we need to get some work done. Her school has enhanced safety measures; daily temperature checks, no parents allowed in the building (they greet your child upon arrival), mask required at drop off/pick up for parents, and increased surface clearing. Her school has always been concerned with cleaning and disinfecting, so I trust that they're doing a good job. Some parents were going the whole time (they only closed for about a month) and the parents who kept going reported that they were handling it very well.

Still undecided although we haven't heard back from preK concerning if they will even open. I'm leaning towards yes but they'll be wearing a face shield along with a mask.

No thanks not going

I've responded on similar threads with the same answer: our daycare never closed, we pulled our kids out for about 6 weeks from mid-March to early May, we sent them back because it was best for all of us. Kids are thriving and parents are as sane as we can be.

We are feeling quite torn over whether to send our DD(4) to pre-k when it reopens. They require masks and have made a number of changes, seem inflexible on refunding our tuition in case of covid related closures etc. If your child will/will not attend pre-k in fall, what are some of the reasons that attributed to your choice?