Kickstart: No one said returning to school would be easy
Adapting to school during COVID-19 isn t easy.
Times, saying it was like walking into a dark room and turning on the light. Completely rejuvenating. We are recharged. We feel like we re educators again. It has been spectacular, Noell said.
But what caught my eye in the story was the photo of band students at Wenatchee High School who were using small personal tents, complete with clear plastic windows, for their classes, which worked a little better for the players of some instruments (think the flute) than others. As
PN Special Projects Editor Jordan Vitick put it: That poor sousaphone player.
https://www.afinalwarning.com/499307.html (Natural News) Public schools in Washington State are beginning to open their doors again, but with bizarre stipulations and behavioral controls. A high school in East Wenatchee is dividing band class into two separate groups and placing the students in individual tent-shaped cocoons. Students can be seen brandishing French horns, flutes, trumpets and even a tuba, as they are crammed into these miniature tents and told to play their instrument for the band.
The Wenatchee and Eastmont high schools only meet part time now, and the students are written up if they do not keep a mask on their face throughout the day. Only three students are allowed per lunch table and most of them leave during lunch just to get some fresh air. Many students are glad that the district is finally allowing them to interact again with their peers, even though the interactions are only allowed in a paranoid and hypochondriac sort of way.