“…The first stage of this study was to determine the involvement of parents in children's learning assistance at the high school level during the Covid-19 pandemic (Alipasa & Alipasa, 2022), the researchers distributed a questionnaire with 19 question items that had been tested for validity and it turned out that there was 1 question item that was declared invalid with the results of 0.232, so that the item is not used as a data instrument with details of the validity of the instrument above which can be described as follows: The second stage is to find out distance or online learning activities for high school students (Mulyana et al, 2020), by distributing a questionnaire of 19 question items that have been tested for validity and it turns out that there is 1 question item that is declared invalid with a result of 0.218, so that item is not Based on the results of the distribution of a questionnaire regarding the model of parental assistance for online learning activities for high school students in Probolinggo Regency during the Covid-19 Pandemic, it reached 70% of the ideal score of 95%, so that the parental assistance model can be categorized as good (Sanoto, 2021). In this context, if the level of parental assistance is explained per indicator, it can be seen that the coaching indicator reaches 69.5% of the perfect score of 95%, while the teaching indicator score reaches 70.6% of what is expected, the guidance indicator value is 71.3% of the ideal score, while the the control indicator is 66.4% of the expected target, and the control indicator value is 67.5% of the expected score (Reflianto, Setyosari, Kuswandi, & Widiati, 2021). Based on the achievement scores per indicator above, it is known that the best indicator is briefing with a score of 71.3% of the score 95% and is classified as perfect, and can be described as follows: While the results of distributing questionnaires regarding distance or online learning activities for high school students in Probolinggo Regency during the Covid-19 pandemic were categorized as the highest, so that the results achieved were 68.7% of the optimal score of 95%, thus obtaining this score can be interpreted that distance or online learning activities can be categorized as good (Jitendra, Steele, & Lovely, 2021).…”