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Back-to-school season is upon us, and districts in many states have unveiled plans for 대치동수학학원 trying to safely this fall amid . While some studies suggest that younger children are , it's still possible that they could infect teachers or relatives. That fear is leading many parents to explore home schooling for 대치동수학학원 the first time.  About 3% of US students were home-schooled in the 2011-12 school year, 대치동수학학원 according to the . But a of more than 2,100 parents found that 40% said they were more likely to home-school or 대치동수학학원 virtual school after lockdowns. And states are reporting increases as well. Home school filings with the are up 21% over this time last year. So many accessed the state portal for registering new home schools the first day it was open this month that it crashed.    
  
  
  
  
  
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Read more: The nonprofit has seen inquiries about home schooling increase at least 20% over the same time last year, said spokesperson Sandra Kim.  "States are now releasing what they're going to do for the fall, and I think many parents have decided that they're not happy about what is being offered," Kim said.  Home schooling is not the same as , as many did in March due to the pandemic. Home schooling means that you've turned in a notice of intent to your child's school district, which states that you're no longer a part of the public school system and are taking charge of your child's education on your own.