How are you feeling about British Columbia's return to school?

Going back to school this fall will look dramatically different around British Columbia.

And whether you’re a student, parent, or teacher, everyone is affected.

As part of the fall return, the provincial government is implementing learning groups to reduce the number of close, in-person interactions. These groups of students and staff are said to remain together throughout the school year.

Universities, for the most part, will remain primarily online, forgoing any form of in-class learning.

And while preparations are being made by the Ministry of Education, parents, students and teachers are voicing their concern over what the upcoming school year will look like.

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  • Dr. Bonnie Henry addresses BC’s back to school plan

Daily Hive wants to hear your back-to-school story. How do you feel about British Columbia’s return to school? Do you think that your school is prepared? Do you feel the provincial government has made enough preparations?

Fill out our online form below or email us at [email protected] to have your say. Your answers will be used in future editorial content looking at how British Columbians feel about the upcoming return to school.