San Diego city schools will not hold in-person classes to start the year

All classes at public schools in the city of San Diego will be held online to start the year, Superintendent Cindy Marten announced Monday.

HAVE CONCERNS FROM PARENTS WHOARE WORRIED ABOUT HOLDING DOWNA JOB WHEN THEY HAVE KIDS ATHOME TO TAKE CARE OF.THE SAN DIEGO UNIFIEDSCHOOL DISTRICT CONFIRMEDMONDAY.

THEY WILL BE STICKINGTO ONLINE ONLY LEARNING AT THESTART OF THE SCHOOL YEARDRAWING MIXED REACTIONS FROMPARENTS HONESTLY, AND FORM.WE HAVE QUARANTINE MARCH18TH.

YOU KNOW MY KIDS IS NOTTHE WE'VE GONE UP JUST FORCENTRAL IS ME AND MY HUSBANDWERE BOTH THAT WE ARE MARRIEDMARCH, 13.

AND WE WERE BOTHFOR JOBS ON MARCH 18TH FORBETHANY SPRINGS AND HERFAMILY, IT'S BECOME A QUESTIONOF WHETHER OR NOT THEY'LL BEABLE TO PAY THEIR BILLSESPECIALLY SINCE HER 2 KIDSWILL NOW BE AT HOME FOR ANUNDETERMINED AMOUNT OF TIMEHER JOB OPTIONS ARE NOWEXTREMELY LIMITED THE KIDS AREHOME DURING THE DAY THE ONLYJOB I CAN TAKE YOU SOMETHINGTHAT'S LIKE AFTER HOURS, YOUKNOW AFTER SCHOOLS DONE ON THEOTHER HAND SPRING SAYS ITWOULD BE EQUALLY CONCERNING TOSEND HER CHILDREN BACK TO INPERSON LEARNING WITH THE RISKOF THEM GETTING SICK.THAT'S WHY OTHER PARENTSARE SAYING THEY'RE ALL FOR THEONLINE ONLY LEARNING, I'MFEELING VERY RELIEVED.I WAS VERY NERVOUS ABOUT MYSON GOING BACK TO SCHOOL.ESPECIALLY SINCE I'M HIGHRISK.

I DIDN'T WANT HIM TOCATCH IT AND BRING IT BACKHOME TO ALL OF US HERE DESTINYSAYS SHE DOESN'T MINDCONTINUING THE HOME-BASEDEDUCATION SAYING IT'SSOMETHING THAT'S ACTUALLYHELPED HER SON HOWEVER SHESAYS HER SON IS BUMMED OUT TONOT BE RETURNING TO SCHOOL HEHAD A BUSY LIFE BEFORE THISQUARANTINE E.SCHOOL FRIENDS HOUSE ANDTHEN HERE AT BASEBALL USE INLITTLE LEAGUE 4 DAYS A WEEKAND THEN WITH BIG GAMES.

SO HEHAD A CONSTANT SCHEDULE GOINGIT'S A SHIFT THAT'S BEEN A LOTOF STUDENTS AND NOW ALIFESTYLE FAMILIES WILL HAVETO CONTINUE TO ADJUST TO FORTHE TIME BEING HAVE TO DO THATAT HOME, I'M WILLING TO DO ITAND TRY MY AGAIN I'M NOT ATEACHER SO.IT'S NOT GOING TO BE THE