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It does say if you pick the in school option that elementary will be every day.

I do feel for those of you that have to deal with this, I honestly don't know what I would have done. But at least you have options, they could have said everyone back on campus, and this site would have exploded the likes we've never seen. Looks like with A/B days and those that online learn they reduce the campus load by about two thirds any given day. That's a big help. The district has to do something and having a hundred plans to suit everyone's individual needs won't work either. Never had to do this before, so hopefully they can adjust as the school year begins.

Likely option one for mine but depending on how bad the pandemic gets from here.

@Sammee : I'm undecided too.

@M1cha3lo0o : Exactly my situation.. I mean.. I am in total limbo here.. one kid, the one who will be a junior this year, is definitely more of a hands on, classroom learner only because his lazy *** is too lazy to do it from home. My youngest, who will be a freshman, excelled at home online school. WTF do I do?? Rhetorical question but I really am at a complete loss.

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My youngest is an 8th grader so he would not need me to teach him nor require supervision other than to answer an occasional question. But he would not get the level of education he would in the classroom. Plus he wants to go to school.

You parents with school-aged children certainly have my deepest empathy. Prayers. Always hoping there will be some positive solutions and soon!

I'm not responding until the last minute (7/1). That's one week away. So much can and will change between now and then. Unfortunately.

@WeveBecomeEastHouston :

@WeveBecomeEastHouston : At this point, I don't give a hoppin' frog's fat *** about property taxes.

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Glad mine is grown & gone. I don't know what we would have done. Praying for everyone having to make decisions about this upcoming school year. School Board, admin, teachers, paras, parents, coaches, office workers, bus drivers, cafeteria workers, janitors, etc. It's going to be a tough decision for so many.

@WeveBecomeEastHouston : No thanks. Pay your own, or sell and go rent.