Swift Water students, teachers jazzed about new school, happy to be back full-time
Oct 26, 2021 | By: Christina T Henry“The kids do fine with the masks. It’s just kind of been their normal.” — Carlyn HansonSmith, fourth-grade teacher
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“The kids do fine with the masks. It’s just kind of been their normal.” — Carlyn HansonSmith, fourth-grade teacher
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