Districts across the nation are rolling out school reopening plans with provisions to keep students safe. But the school leaders charged with implementing those plans have little confidence those provisions will work. According to a National Association of Secondary School Principals poll of 1,450 principals, just 35.2% indicated they were somewhat confident or extremely confident in “their school/district’s ability to preserve the health of staff and students as schools physically reopen in the fall.” A similar percentage (34.9%) indicated they were somewhat unconfident or not at all confident. 

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Source: eSchool News; NAESP Principal Insights, August 18, 2020.