Sending a child to day care is a financial burden for many Utah families, and the already scant options of licensed child care in the state will be even smaller come spring.
Working mothers come together to make virtual learning work during pandemic
Working mothers come together to make virtual learning work during pandemic By Sarah Winkelmann | May 19, 2021 at 7:16 AM EDT - Updated May 19 at 12:21 PM
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Nearly three million women left the workforce over the past year, according to CBS News.
The number of working women dropped about one percent across the United States in 2020. While some were due to job loss or furloughs, others were because they had to stay home with kids for virtual learning.
It is the tough reality so many parents faced this year - if they go to work full time, what will their kids do for virtual school? While some moms and dads quit jobs to stay home, one group of moms leaned on each other to get through.