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With a new school year beginning this week in some states, Adamus is struggling to balance her fears with her belief that her children need the socialization and instruction that school provides.

Rachel Adamus was feeling those emotions at sunrise Monday as she got 7-year-old Paul ready for his first day of second grade and 5-year-old Neva ready for the start of kindergarten. And now they’re going to be in the classroom with however many kids for an entire day with a teacher.” - Rachel Adamus We only go to parks is no one else is there. We simply did not think it would happen on Day One.“We have kept them protected for so long. “We knew that we would have a positive case at some point in the fall. “This really does not change our plans,” Olin said. School Superintendent Harold Olin said the student was isolated in the school clinic, while school nurses worked to identify others who may have had close contact. In Indiana, where schools reopened last week, a student at Greenfield-Central Junior High tested positive on the first day back to class. By week’s end, one Corinth High student had tested positive and a dozen or more classmates were in quarantine. The 2,700-student Corinth district was the first traditional district to begin class in Mississippi last week. In Mississippi, where the virus is spreading fast, 44 districts begin classes in person this week, starting Monday with the rural 1,700-student Newton County system east of Jackson. The Georgia High School Association, in a memo sent last week, said it has received reports of 655 positive tests since workouts for football and other sports started on June 8. (AP Photo/Brynn Anderson)Īdamus lives near North Paulding High School, where the principal sent a letter over the weekend announcing a football player tested positive for the coronavirus after attending practice.

Students arrive to Dallas Elementary School for the first day of school amid the coronavirus outbreak on Monday, Aug.

The Adamus children are among tens of thousands of students in Georgia and across the nation who were set to resume in-person school Monday for the first time since March.

Rachel Adamus, right, shows her children, Paul, left, and Neva, 5, center, an app on her phone showing when the school bus will arrive near their home, on Monday, Aug.

Rachel Adamus waves goodbye to her two children, Paul and Neva, as they ride the bus for the first day of school on Monday, Aug.

Adamus is among tens of thousands of students in Georgia and across the nation who were set to resume in-person school Monday for the first time since March.

Paul Adamus, 7, climbs the stairs of a bus before the fist day of school on Monday, Aug.

With a new school year beginning this week in some states, Adamus is struggling to balance her fears with her belief that her children need to go to school for the sake of their education.

Rachel Adamus’ eyes fill with a tear as she watches her children Paul and Neva head to the first day of school during the coronavirus outbreak on Monday, Aug.

The differences in philosophy underscore some of the difficulties facing states as they grapple with how to proceed amid growing coronavirus infections in numerous states.

Neighboring states arrived at differing conclusions on who’s in charge of the reopening of schools.

Paul Adams, 7, waits at the bus stop for the first day of school on Monday, Aug.

Kindergarten sight words list georgia paulding