Survey Reveals Majority of New Homeschooling Families Will Not Return to Brick-and-Mortar Schools This Fall
A national study reported that 72 percent of families who homeschooled during COVID-19 plan to continue this fall.
- A national study reported that 72 percent of families who homeschooled during COVID-19 plan to continue this fall.
- "Parents who sought out the school choice option as a temporary fix now realize homeschooling may be a long-term solution for their families."
- Last fall, the number of homeschooling families increased to more than 11 percent, up from five percent the prior year.
- Santa Rosa, California resident Clint St. Martin, a survey respondent, says his family will continue homeschooling this fall.