On this episode of Education Todya, my guest is Laura McGhee. Laura is a veteran teacher who is retiring this year after 35 years of teaching. She will share how remote learning changed the ending of her teaching career as well as some of her thoughts on what education will look like in the upcoming school year.

On this episode of Education Today, my guests are Jamie Curtis and her daughter Ally. Ally will be graduating high school this school year. They both will share how remote learning has altered the ending to her senior year.

On this episode of Education Today, my guest will be Marie Maness. Marie has a daughter who will be starting kindergarten in the fall. She will shares some of her thoughts and concerns about how kindergarten may look different for her daughter next school year.

On this episode of Education Today, Melissa Clay joined me in discussing how remote learning has changed education for her as a special education teacher.

In this episode of Education Today, I will talk to Julia Little. Julia just finished her first year of teaching at Lemons Mill Elementary in Georgetown, Kentucky. She will share how the national health pandemic changed the ending to her first year teaching and how her students were able to continue their learning through remote learning.

In the episode of Education Today, we have Kelbi Hastings. Kelbi is an 8th grade student at Royal Springs Middle School in Georgetown, Kentucky. On this episode she will be answering some questions on how remote learning has impacted her and her peers during the national health pandemic.