One young mans long road back. Nightline starts right now with juju chang. Good evening, thanks for joining us. Tonight, the covid19 death toll in the u. S. Surpassing 150,000 people, with the government pointing to 98 hotspots emerging in more than half the country. This as some schools welcome students back to classrooms, a decision worrying parents and teachers alike, trying to balance the risks against the educational rewards the. Remember to keep moving as one target at a time. Eyes are facing forward. Meagan carrigan is not letting the pandemic keep her out of the classroom. Being able to see the growth the students make when they first start with us to the end of the year is just priceless. Kerrigan knows the risks shes taking each time she comes to work. Shes a cancer survivor and diabetic. In the back of your mind, to you feel like youre taking a risk every time you walk into the classroom . Honestly, yes. We take risks in everything we do each day, but given the circumstances
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