I think all of the options presented are major concerns. Some parents do not feel comfortable sending their children to school yet, so they stay at home and learn online which can be difficult for some parents who have to go in physically to work or that may work from home and have other children from all different ages. This therefore can also be a problem with those who do not have quality internet or the fact that it is bogged down from so many users. Apart from that, schools must be flexible in having online educators and educators within the building for smaller class sizes which can be difficult for some because they have to be flexible with learning online programs and software systems to create an engaging learning experience which can present a problem for those that are not advanced in technology. They all work hand in hand.
