In September of 2020, elementary students at Daycroft School in Ann Arbor took a step that not many other schools at the time had taken – bringing students back. After their daily temperature check, students entered classrooms with plastic dividers and no more than twelve classmates. The Daycroft community expressed feelings of hope and relief towards the reopening efforts. “There’s feelings of excitement for their students to be able to come back in a safe environment,” Principal David Lee said. “To be in school in person is so meaningful after six months of being quarantined.”
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