I completely agree with that, both at the K12 and the postsecondary levels. Case in point: at my university, they've been shuffling everyone's classrooms around in order for every course section (scheduled for hybrid face-to-face instruction, that is) to be able to observe social distancing guidelines. Just yesterday I got an email saying that they couldn't find classrooms for my two courses and asking me if I'd be willing to teach 100% remote. Fine time to ask me that question since the semester starts Monday... but fortunately I had been preparing for the eventuality of going full-remote anyway. Ultimately, if it helps the university community as a whole, I'll slide out of the way.