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ARTICLE · 22 SEPTEMBER 2020

Back-To-School And COVID-19: When Parents Disagree

With many educational institutions across B.C. open to returning students this fall, parents of school-aged children have had to face the difficult decision of whether to send their child back to...

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With many educational institutions across B.C. open to returning students this fall, parents of school-aged children have had to face the difficult decision of whether to send their child back to school or to continue their education at home for the near future.

While the B.C. government has created a detailed plan for the return to in-class learning, community transmission of COVID-19 continues to climb, and many parents remain concerned for the health and safety of their children and family members.

Further complicating this decision are the sometimes differing opinions between separated parents; one parent may want to keep the child at home, while the other believes it is more important for them to return to class. How should these types of disputes be resolved?

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