Coronavirus

Hey, it’s Maddie. Things have been a little crazy the past couple of days. Coronavirus is becoming more of a problem in the U.S. than we imagined it would. Local schools are closing starting March 16 all the way through April 20, which is after spring break! I feel like I am in the unknown in this situation. I know about what other schools are doing, but my school is still deciding what the best option for our safety is. Some teachers have told us certain apps to use for their specific classes in case we have to switch to remote learning, but others are waiting until we are actually closed. This makes me feel anxious because I am afraid I won’t be prepared for what to do the first couple of days of remote learning. I would rather the teachers tell us today, most likely our last day of school before we close, what they expect for their classes and what apps or online websites they will be using (as well as how to use them). I am interested in experiencing what online school is like, but I want to know exactly what to do and how to do it before I start. Hopefully things will work out and remote learning will bring more ups than downs. 
See you soon, 
Maddie.

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