Dr Johnny Berry, Arab City Superintendent

Residents who were positive as of friday.

We're continuing these all important conversations-- checking in with school districts across north alabama as the return to school inches closer.

Joining us via zoom this morning, is dr. johnny berry, superintendent arab city schools.

Dr. berry, good morning.

Wait for response -dr. berry, we know there's no 100% guarantee to protect students and staff- how do you express to parents and teachers that may be uneasy about the return to the classroom in the traditional sense?

-how has this spring's experience at the end of the school year, while chaotic, helped in terms of planning and understanding what needs to happen this fall?

-masks or face coverings are required for students, staff and visitors, how challenging will this be for younger students and teachers enforcing this policy?

-students go back to school august 17th.

Dr. johnny berry, superintendent arab city schools, thank you for joining us this