The district said it would send an email when the last student had been dropped off Wednesday. That email came at 10 p.m. saying all students had been dropped off
A new project between the Family & Children's Place and Engelhard Elementary School is turning the side of a building into a massive canvas of expression.
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It’s no secret that virtual learning has been a challenge in the United States. Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, many K–12 students have been engaged in some version of distance education since March 2020. Whether hybrid or entirely remote, the learning curve has been steep for teachers, caregivers, and students.
However, teachers are not alone in their efforts to provide supports to students and families. Across the country, library media specialists are finding innovative ways to support virtual learning. From sharing digital resources to collaborating on instruction, school librarians are stepping up to meet this new challenge.