While almost 7 in 10 Latino parents prefer to start the school year remotely because of the coronavirus, over 80% worry their kids will fall behind. - NBCLatino
"My biggest fear is for my daughter that's going to high school. We all know high school is a very crucial point in anybody's life; it kind of develops who you are, and I think we're robbing her and a lot of other students and children from that," Fernandez said. He's also afraid his youngest daughter won't have a good"foundation for the rest of her academic career.
"At first, they felt it was kind of cool, like a mini-vacation," Fernandez said."But my two oldest then felt like they weren't getting anything out of learning on their own with little access to tutoring." Villatoro, who recently started taking English classes, said she was motivated by the need to better communicate with her daughter's teachers.
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