Innovation shines through teachers at PES
Pinehurst Elementary School fifth-grade teacher Sue Finlay works with her reduced class earlier this week. Finlay spent extra hours over the weekend working with the rest of the school's fifth-grade teachers to streamline their process for educating students this year.
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PINEHURST –– Students weren’t the only group of people who were excited to get back to school.
When schools abruptly let out earlier this year in March, with the exception of the graduating class, most students and staff were denied the sort of closure that comes with the regular wrapping up of a ‘normal’ school year.
Teachers were forced to suddenly figure out a way to navigate digital and remote teaching styles that were anything like what they had been doing prior and even the ones who found any sort of success still felt that they had let their students down.
At Pinehurst Elementary School, students have been broken into Purple and Gold groups where they have just 50% of their normal capacity at any given time.
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