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Photo Gallery: What are teachers up to?
Physics instructor Amy Vary makes face masks with her mother-in-law to give to her community. Vary made the batch pictured for her neighborhood elementary school’s families.
Photo courtesy of Amy Vary
Math teacher John Chase teaches his oldest daughter to ride a bike on Rock Creek Trail. One of the biggest projects during these two months at home for Mr. Chase has been teaching both of his daughters how to ride their bikes.
Academic support services and social studies teacher Suzanne Matteson practices yoga with her bulldog Joey.
Media Services Technician James Mulhern with his now wife after they moved up their wedding date due to Covid-19.
Photo courtesy of James P. Mulhern
ESOL teacher Theresa Kaufman shows off the paintings that she made with her daughter on Mother’s Day.
Photo courtesy of Theresa Kaufman
When she is not working from home in her WJ jobs, Dual Enrollment Program Assistant and Special Education Paraeducator Antonia Dentes has been sewing, crafting and planning out her vegetable garden. To thank the essential workers, she planted these banners on her lawn.
Photo courtesy of Antonia Dentes
Science teacher Romella Husain spends her time walking, exercising, writing and creating stained glass art (pictured).
Photos courtesy of Romella Husain
Physical Education teacher Gladwin Worden receives an at-home haircut.
Photo courtesy of Gladwin Worden
Academic support and English teacher Kimberlyn Faulkner and math teacher Emily Fleisher get together for a socially distancing meet-up to pick up dinner for their families.
Photo courtesy of Kimberlyn Faulkner
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