As schools look to get students back in the classroom, it may be most important for low income areas to open their doors first.
Education experts from John Hopkins University point out barriers kids in low income neighborhoods have when faced with online learning.
BE MOST IMPORTANT FOR LOWINCOME AREAS TO OPEN THEIRDOORS FIRST.EDUCATION EXPERTS FROM JOHNSHOPKINS UNIVERSITY POINT OUTBARRIERS TO ONLINE LEARNINGTHAT KIDS IN LOW INCOMENEIGHBORHOODS HAVE.AND, MORE THAN 20-MILLIONCHILDREN RELY ON SCHOOLBREAKFAST AND LUNCH AS A SOURCEOF FOOD.SURVEYS INDICATE ONE IN FIVEMOTHERS REPORT THEIR CHILDRENYOUNGER THAN 12 GOING HUNGRY.INSTACART IS CHANGING HOW OFTEN
