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 How is the pandemic affecting School


Our new normal is just that our normal. Mask wearing, hand washing, social distancing it is just a way of life. I am noticing with my grandsons that it is just something that they are use to now. They just accept that this is the way of life. Never have I had an issue with them wearing their masks out in public and in school. 
Our school district is doing something called hybrid school. So they are closed every Monday for cleaning and then the kids are split into two groups green and white one group goes to school two days a week the other group the other two and then on the days they are home they are doing what is called "remote" learning. What our school is doing is using paper packets and google classroom to supplement. This is the best we can do in this trying time but it is also very difficult on them. When kids are home they want to just be home and be kids they don't want to be in school at home so to get them to take it seriously can be an issue. 
My advice to you all is set a specific time for your remote learning. My boys go to bed like it is a regular school day they wake up early and have breakfast like normal and then we start school work. We take a break for lunch and then they return to finish what they may not of done. 
Is this the perfect situation, heck no but it allows them to at least get some structure in school and remain safe. 
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