Education is a point of contention when it comes to in-person versus virtual learning during a pandemic.
Parents and district officials each have a different perspective on what is best for students, but both have safety as the top priority. For the Dysart Unified School District, the majority of students are attending school in-person.
Currently in DUSD, 18,000 students are attending school in-person with 5,000 more attending iSchool full-time online. DUSD officials say most families have made a choice, but a switch in format is expected for some.
