In-person school, even at a small preschool, is markedly different from how it was nearly a year ago when everyone left for spring break and never came back. There's a very real possibility that students will struggle with the transition. Read more» 
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It’s already late September and as of this writing I’ve suffered through over 6 weeks of being a remote-learning teacher and parent and excuse me for a moment while I down this shot of whiskey and chew some Tylenol. Read more» 1
I’m completely full of anxiety. Paralyzed, even. About returning to school during the COVID-19 pandemic. I'm a teacher, and a parent, and the idea of any human going back into a classroom even on the delayed day of August 17 sounds terrifying. Read more»
About 35 young people participated in the first “Tucson Queer Youth Summit” held at City High School on Saturday. For some, such as Danie Enriquez, 19, it was about connecting with people who've had similar experiences. "It's good to know you're not alone," Enriquez said. Read more»
