Lee County Teachers return to school
4 news at 6.In Fort Myers, Rob Manch Fox 4in your corner.TONIGHT━ AN INSIDE LOOK ATTEACHERS’ FIRST DAY BACK TOSCHOOL IN LEE COUNTY.
NOWREMEMBER..THE KIDS WHO *ARECOMING BACK ARE COMING ON AUGUST31ST..BUT TEACHERS WERE BACKTODAY.
4 IN YOUR CORNER’SCHRISTINA EVANS TALKED TOTEACHERS AT SPRING CREEKELEMENTARY ABOUT HOW IT FEELS TOGET BACK IN THE CLASSROOMS.TEACHERS TELL ME THE FIRST DAYOF SCHOOL IS ONE OF THE MOSTEXCITING DAYS OF THE YEA━ BUTTHIS YEAR THAT EXCITEMENT━ ISMIXED WITH A LITTLE BIT OFNERVOUSNESS BECAUSE OF ALL THECHANGES TAKING PLACE IN THECLASSROOMVO:WELCOME BACK SIGNS LINED THEWALLS AT SPRING CREEK ELEMENTARYITS BEEN MONTHS SINCE TEACHERSHAVE BEEN ABLE TO WALK THESEHALLWAYS AND COME BACK TO THEIRHOME AWAY FROM HOM━ THECLASSROOMSLEE COUNTY HAS DIFFERENTVERSIONS OF SCHOOL STARTINGAUGUST 31ST━ FACE TO FACELEARNING IN CLASSROOMS OR REMOTELEARNING WITH LEE HOME CONNECT,LEE VIRTUTAL SCHOOL, AND LEEHOMESCHOOLAND EACH OPTION REQUIRES ADIFFERENT CLASSROOM SET UP FORTEACHERSSOME ARE MOVING DESKS 6 FEETAPART FOR THEIR STUDENTS WHILEOTHERS ARE CLEARING A OPEN SPACEIN THE CLASSROOM FOR TO SET UPWEBCAMS TO TEACH ONLINEEITHER WA━ THE CHANGES BRING UPA LOT OF FEELINGS OF UNCERTAINTYFOR SOME TEACHER━ INCLUDING 27YEAR VETERAN MARY JEAN COOPERSOT: MARY JEAN COOPER, TEACHERAny first da━ even a normalfirst day would be a bunch ofnerves for me, I always getnervous no matter what it is,but this is just a little bit ofextra nerves because its so manychanges.
But I think we’ll bable to work together to do thebest that we can do.LLOUT:IT WAS A BUSY FIRST DAY BACK FORTEACHERS━ AS THEY WERE BROUGHTINTO DIFFERENT TRAININGSESSIONS TO HELP THEM EACH ADAPTTO TEACHING VIRTUALLY ORSOCIALLY DISTANCED IN THECLASSROOMSAND COMING UP AT 6 ILL HAVEMORE ON WHAT YOUR CHILD’s FIRSTDAY IN THE CLASSROOM MAY
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