Tudents in Martin County will begin classes on Tuesday, with nearly 40 percent of the student population starting classes online.
CLASSROOM OR VIRTUAL LEARNING.THIS MORNING WE'RE LOOKING ATSOME LAST MINUTE PREPS FORYOUR CHILD.
W-P-T-VNEWSCHANNEL FIVE'S KAMRELEPPINGER IS LIVE IN STUARTWITH HOW TO MAKE SURE THEY'REREADY.THE PANDEMIC MEANS THINGS WILLLOOK DIFFERENT.
THAT'S WHY IT'SIMPORTANT TO BE EXTRA PREPAREDNOW.
THEY ADVISE MAKING SUREYOUR CHILD THEIR OWN WATERBOTTLE, HAND SANITIZER AND ANEXTRA FACE COVERING TO USEESPECIALLY WHEN SOCIDISTANCING ISN'T POSSIBLE.FOR THOSE HEADING BACK TO THECLASSROOM THE CENTERS FORDISEASE CONTROL HAS COME UPWITH A FEW TIPS TO CONSIDER TOHELP KEEP KIDS SAFE.
THEYRECOMMEND CHECKING IN WITHYOUR CHILD EACH MORNING TOMAKE SURE THEY AREN'TSUFFERING FROM ANY SYMPTOMSSUCH AS SORE THROAT COUGHHEADACHE OF VOMITING AND IFTHEY HAVE A FEVER OVER 100.4THEY SHOULD STAY HOME.
TOPREPARE THEM FOR SUCCESS,EXPERTS RECOMMENDED THAT YOUSTART ADJUSTING YOUR CHILD'SBEDTIME SCHEDULE TO MAKE SURETHEY GET ENOUGH SLEEP AN
KCPS giving out free backpacks with school supplies to students
