It was a role reversal when the bus from the Beach Haven Elementary School rolled down borough streets on the morning of March 17. Instead of bringing children to school, the bus brought the school to the children.
With school closed indefinitely due to the COVID-19 pandemic, teachers had to develop a remote learning system for the school’s 65 students.
“We brought Chromebooks, textbooks and packets,” said Superintendent/Principal Christopher Meyrick. “The older students got materials that were computer-friendly, while the younger children got pencils…
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