My wife's classroom can barely get magic markers. And we are in a semi nice middle class area. The laptops the district provided for the teachers to use for remote learning can not even handle having MS Teams and Zoom running at the same time.

Im sure this is solvable, yes, but it would take a lot of planning, lots of training, money and lots of IT.

I am glad they got something in place and are trying to do the best they can with what they had. But wow, parents are frustrated.

Access to reliable tech and infrastructure seems to be a big stumbling block. VR doesn't solve some of the more fundamental issues, like students not having reliable equipment and Internet connections, or the backend not being able to support the demand (whether in terms of volume or flexibility to different teaching requirements).