Kristina Serafini | Tribune-Review
Desks are spaced out inside a classroom at Quaker Valley Middle School on Thursday, Sept. 3, 2020.
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When Thomas Shea had to quarantine in October, he never stopped teaching. From his home, he continued giving and recording lessons for his 10th-grade social studies students at Kiski Area High School.
Shea said about two-thirds of his students are still learning from home, though the school district offers up to four days of in-person instruction. A co-teacher watched the students in his classroom, Shea said, but he still carried out his lessons from afar, with students following along on their Chromebooks.