Hi Gibbon Nation. Wow. These past several weeks have been interesting and panic associated with COVID-19 challenged a sense of normalcy for the entire world. What was considered normal a few weeks ago is no longer normal today. That is especially true for educators and public schools. Students, families, educators, and support staff left for spring break and the world was somewhat normal. I venture to say no one thought March 12th would be the last day school would operate in the traditional sense. On March 16th, the COVID-19 Pandemic immediately threw the school district into a new normal, “alternate learning environments,” without an opportunity to adequately prepare for this experience. As a result, students, parents, families, educators and entire communities were thrown into a world where folks were asked to stay home and education would occur … “differently.” Overall, I am extremely proud of the way parents, students and the school district has responded to this cha