I think you're probably right, and thankfully so. But when you consider how many more people and students are in the big city schools compared to the small towns, the topic remains very concerning. I hope his advice gets to enough people to make a difference. We pulled our son from the public schools this past school year when they decided not to open. We put him in a Christian school where the staff are all conservative Trump-supporting Baptists. Our son flourished this past year like he never has before - now he's not only reading better, but playing piano and getting a better education (religious education as well) than he ever would have in the public schools. We are very fortunate to have found this school, it was honestly divine intervention. I saw a billboard (that the pastor of this church later told me was up longer than it was supposed to be by a week) on my way to work that advertised for this school and said "in person 5 days per week instruction" - which was all I needed - and I saw it at a time when I was in such despair, not knowing what we would do, as we had just learned the schools wouldn't open, the day care we used in summer had no capacity for school aged kids at the time, etc. It looked really bleak until I saw that billboard and called. Like a ray of light through dark clouds. The rest is history, but yeah that billboard wasn't even supposed to be there when I saw it, and the fact is that I drove that way every day but never paid attention to it until that day. Some don't believe that God has a plan, but when I experience things like that, I can't deny it.