After a long period of isolation, schools are finally open for traditional, in-person learning but the transition from remote learning back to the classroom hasn’t been as easy as anticipated. As a matter of fact, educators are saying the 2021-2022 school year is the toughest one yet due to a myriad of unforeseen challenges.

In this podcast, we explore the K-12 perspective on the issues facing educators and students, daily. Our three guests conclude the episode on a positive note, discussing the silver linings of the pandemic and how remote learning has created new opportunities for students and staff alike.

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ABOUT OUR GUESTS

Geoff Brignola is Principal of Jackson Liberty High School in Jackson, New Jersey. Julia Evje is a technology Integrator for Racine Unified School District in Wisconsin. Mary Roath, is a 1st-grade teacher in Cecil County, Maryland.

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The Toughest Year Yet PT. 2