In the upcoming weeks, teachers and students will go back to school. Whether in-person, remote or hybrid, school this year will be different. In MA, we are all navigating these uncharted waters together. This summer, one school in Connecticut resumed in-person classes before others. This week on The Hero’s Call, we interviewed one of those teachers – Susan Velardi – a 2nd grade teacher, who resumed in-person education because she was committed to deliver all children access to education. In Part 1 of this episode, learn how district teachers and students kept safe, what the classrooms looked like and how teachers, children and parents reacted to in-person learning.
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