Registration for virtual learning next fall at Toronto’s public and Catholic school boards drop dramatically
Registration figures for September 2022 at the public and Catholic school boards reveal students plan to return in droves to in-person learning.
Neither board has hard data as to why some families are choosing virtual learning for their kids, because parents aren’t asked for a reason when they make their selection. But Bird says there are various possibilities, such as a student being immune-compromised, or having someone in their household who is.
TCDSB trustee Markus de Domenico suspects the return to in-person learning is largely driven by parents feeling more comfortable given the overall high vaccination rates.
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