52% of NYC students are enrolled in remote learning vs. in-person classes: DOE

According to the data, more than 525,000 students have opted for remote learning
Tuesday, October 13, 2020
NEW YORK CITY (WABC) -- The New York City Department of Education says for the first time, a majority of students are enrolled in full-time remote learning.

According to the DOE, 52% of public school students are enrolled in remote learning instead of blended or in-person classes.
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They say remote learning has increased 2% from last week.

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Officials say the learning preference is the result of a survey as of Friday, October 9.

According to the data, more than 525,000 students have opted for remote learning.

However, the DOE says the results do not include students at approximately 124 schools in Brooklyn and Queens that have switched to full remote-learning for two weeks amid rising COVID cases in those areas.



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