Students in Jaclyn Alagna's English class coordinated a show of gratitude during Thursday's virtual lesson
A seventh-grade English teacher in San Francisco was surprised Thursday with a coordinated show of gratitude by her students during a virtual classroom lesson.
Jaclyn Alagna, 35, was in the middle of her instruction via Zoom when her 35 students from the St. Brendan Parish School each began to say "Thank You" while holding handmade signs.
"It was really sweet," Alagna told Fox News. "I actually almost cried. They're such a good group and it was really thoughtful."
"Thank you Ms. Alagna! for everything that you do (especially now)," read one signs. Another said: