Shelli Burrows sits patiently waiting for her meeting with two students to begin. As the meeting started, Burrows helped the students with reading and math activities sent home on the pickup days.

Sophomore Shaina Ruff has taken the “teacher” role during these hard times. She continues teaching not only herself, but also her 1-year-old son, Mekhia.

Google Classroom is what Liberal High School students have been using to keep track of their assignments and classes, along with Zoom to meet with their teachers and classmates.

Darin Workman, instrumental music instructor, has set up his office at home. Most teachers and students have adjusted to their new normal by figuring out a place where they will need to work from home.

McArthur Elementary school placed these cups to spell “We miss you” on the fence to show their students that they are still thinking of them through tough times.

Professor Russ Reglin shares a canvas message on how his classes will finish the semester online. Canvas is where the college student’s assignments are located and how the instructors connect to the class.

Prairie View Elementary school has had numerous pickups for the students to get their belongings and paperwork/technology needed to be successful at home. The items were placed in clear sacks with color coordinated name tags for the different grades.

Satanta teachers worked hard to put student’s supplies in brown paper bags while wearing personal protective equipment to keep the community safe. This system was set up as a drive-thru so students could get their supplies quickly so the next could do the same.