Tell us: Have you considered switching schools so students can stay in virtual learning?
The state of Texas is once again pushing in-person learning in schools, even as COVID-19 surges across San Antonio.

Do you wish your school district would continue to offer virtual learning, or are you sick of it after the last year? Or have you thought about switching to homeschooling or a private school to stay virtual?  

The San Antonio Express-News wants to hear from you about what you think about the switch away from virtual learning.

Filling out this questionnaire can take as little as five minutes, but feel free to take your time. Your responses are confidential and they won't be published without your permission or voluntarily shared with third parties, such as governments or marketing agencies. However, we may contact you for further information as we report on this issue.

If you have any questions or want to get in touch with a reporter now, contact Joseph Sweeney at jsweeney3259@gmail.com. Joseph is a senior at Johnson High School and is working as a student journalist for the Express-News as part of its Teen Team program. To learn more, visit: https://www.wearesaen.com/teen-team
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What is your name? *
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What school do you or your student attend? If a student, what year? If a teacher, what classes do you teach? *
What do you think about students returning to in-person learning this year? Do you think remote options should still be offered? Why or why not? *
Do you expect many students switching to other schooling options to remain virtual in the future? *
When the pandemic ends, do you feel virtual learning opportunities should still be offered, and if so, in what capacity? *
What are some of the greatest advantages and disadvantages of keeping or getting rid of virtual options? *
Is there anything else you think we should know?
If you'd like to talk with a journalist now, please email jsweeney3259@gmail.com. Thank you for taking the time to fill out this questionnaire, and be sure to click submit!
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