How Learning Is Going In Virginia School Districts: Patch Survey

VIRGINIA — With Labor Day come and gone, all of Virginia's school districts are back in session. It wasn't a typical start to the academic year with students in classrooms with their peers.

Some school districts and private schools decided to go with distance learning due to concerns with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. According to Virginia Department of Education data, 68 public school divisions are fully remote, 29 are partially or fully hybrid with in-person learning less than four days, 25 have in-person learning four or more days for at least some students, and 10 are fully in person. All of Northern Virginia's public school divisions opted to start remotely.

Now that schools have at least a week in the books, we want to know how you assess learning so far in the new academic year. Take our survey below to let us know your thoughts. If you'd like to speak further to a Patch reporter in your town, you may provide your contact information.

The informal survey is not a scientific assessment but rather a look at Patch reader sentiment. It will remain open through 12 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 18. We will share collective data once the survey closes. Individual responses will not be shared. If you cannot see the form below, click here.