With school campuses shuttered due to COVID-19, the rate and level of quality of student instruction varies across the nation, states, regions and even from neighborhood to neighborhood. As the 2019-20 school year comes to a close, state leaders are considering important questions: (1) When and how should schools reopen (after it's safe from a health perspective to do so)?; (2) What could options for school schedules, student placement and educator staffing "look like" when we reopen?; and (3) How should we provide supports to students, particularly those who are most in need, when schools reopen? At the end of April, ExcelinEd sought input and feedback on potential school reopening strategies and considerations from national, state and local leaders. Their feedback was used to develop a Survey on Reopening Schools, with the intent of capturing the current directional thinking of state leaders as they consider the many options available. State education chiefs and governors' offices in all 50 states were invited to participate in this anonymous survey. Between April 30 and May 6, ExcelinEd collected responses from 35 state leaders. Because the survey is anonymous, none of the responses can be attributed to a specific state or state leader. The survey results and analysis in this report reflect the directional thinking and considerations of state education leaders as of May 8, 2020.