Parents and teachers are struggling to prepare for the possibility that school will be online this fall.

“I’m terrified, honestly,” Kristienne, a mother of three from North Carolina, told the Washington Examiner. “I know my daughter’s friend’s mom is a single parent, an essential employee, and was coming home every day and spending hours every night helping two children with no other parental help.”

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