HENRY COUNTY, Ga. — As the school year approaches many teachers and students are facing the reality of how instruction will take place this year.
The majority of metro Atlanta school districts are taking a completely virtual approach to educate their students. This format allows the teacher to be in the classroom while the students log in remotely from their homes.
However, Henry County teacher Dr. Nakisha Wynn will be at home just like the students she will be teaching.
Wynn will be forced to stay home because its best for her health.
Last year, Channel 2′s Tyisha Fernandes introduced us to Wynn as she searched for a kidney donor.
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Luckily, a fellow coworker stepped up, donated the kidney and saved the life of a fellow educator.
Wynn now falls into the group of people highly susceptible to COVID-19 and its dangers.
While Wynn may not be in the classroom, she will be in the homes of her students. She is coming up with innovative ways to keep her students engaged virtually.
Wynn, who has 25 years of experience in the classroom, will use that to inspire students in her new virtual setup.
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