We're homeschooling this year. I am very blessed that my wife stays at home anyway and I can work from home. Our school was tentatively opening even though some other schools in Michigan are doing online-only at the beginning. Even so, we didn't see the point of sending them to school and expecting them to be in the building only for the mandates to change yet again (probably around election time, conveniently) and then we're back at home teaching them at home anyway.
Schools are not prepared to teach online. Students taught during this time period are going to be even dumber than the avg public school graduate. Our teachers did their best to adjust, but my wife and I had to supplement lessons a lot because everything was so thin, so bare-bones. The problem isn't necessarily just the teachers, but also the do-nothing parents who cannot be relied upon, so the teachers have to keep everything very simple and straightforward so that the parents aren't overwhelmed, either.
Yet you and I will still pay taxes so that the state can tell you that you cannot send your kids to the school building you pay for.