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Middle School teacher Deb Waddell in national news Adair County Middle School science teacher Deb Waddell was interviewed for and featured in an Associated Press story July 21, 2020 by Kantele Franko. In the article, titled 'Virus concerns nudge some teachers toward classroom exits', she shared her concerns as well as her determination to make things work for everyone. She said that while retiring isn't financially feasible right now, she does worry since she and her immediate family are in a higher risk category due to health issues. She is planning and working out adjustments to classroom processes so that everyone in her room will be as safe as possible. President of the Adair County Education Association (ACEA), Deb said the Kentucky Education Association is working closely with the Kentucky Department of Education to help provide more precise information to teachers about returning to school and is working hard to make sure there are safety measures in place for students and teachers. The KEA.org website has more information. Click here for the outline on reopening Adair County schools, fall 2020. This story was posted on 2020-07-25 03:46:31
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