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southern MN | I think online college courses can be valuable. People motivated to take classes that fit the online environment.
For general education, boy it’s gonna be tough. Math and English it probably works.
Art, phy Ed, any hands on courses, science is all going to suffer greatly.
If the work force is still working in fall, then there is the daycare issue. Parents need to stuff the kids somewhere.
And then, we have the school buildings depreciating, sitting empty. Got two very new school campuses on each side of me, third side is on the second or third vote to put up a new campus. Lot of buildings and contents to maintain as an empty warehouse now.
I don’t have any answers, but really something to try and figure out.
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School this fall.
