These students overcame pandemic, a plan to close the school and a crumbling building to return to class
Updated Apr 28, 2021;
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The students at the A. Harry Moore school will finally return to their school building on May 3 after almost two tumultuous years that include the coronavirus and uncertainty over the school’s future.
Parents of the students are excited for the doors to open at the 88-year-old Kennedy Boulevard school building, after bearing the brunt of handling their children’s education and therapies.
Nicole Gohde says her 9-year-old son, Gabriel, who has developmental disabilities, epilepsy and autism, needs that one-on-one time not only with his teachers and therapist, but his friends as well.