DETROIT The upcoming 2020-21 school year will come with never-before seen challenges. A new survey finds that parents are worried about the impact it may have on their children. According to a national survey by Nationwide Childrens Hospital, 90% of parents have concerns about the upcoming school year -- with about two-in-five worrying about their childrens emotional health. Behavioral health experts claim parents dont have to pretend to have all the answers, but should be reassuring. RELATED: Why leaving your nose uncovered defeats the purpose of wearing a mask

DETROIT With the deadline to make decisions about returning to school quickly approaching across the United States, many experts are looking overseas for guidance. More than 20 countries reopened their schools in June and some -- including Taiwan and Sweden -- never fully closed them. In recent weeks -- hundreds of millions of students across the globe have returned to school, but almost every country is doing it differently. A study in China that followed 68 children with the virus and found that 65 likely got it from adults. READ MORE: Return to SchoolPlease share your thoughts and concerns about returning to in-person learning this fall -- we want to hear from you:View more: School Confessionals

Dearborn Heights School District #7The Dearborn Heights School District has not released an official plan for the fall. Hudsonville Public School DistrictThe Hudsonville Public School District has not yet announced an official plan for the upcoming school year. Lansing Public School DistrictThe Lansing Public School District has not announced a final plan for the upcoming school year. Southgate Community School DistrictThe Southgate Community School District has not shared plans for the upcoming school year. West Ottawa Public School DistrictThe West Ottawa Public School District has not announced a final plan for the upcoming school year.