Learning during the coronavirus pandemic has changed for students all across the country and that’s also true for students at the Perry School District.

Superintendent Clark Wicks says things have changed since the beginning of the pandemic with students and teachers learning how to operate things like Google Classroom, understanding schedules and how to get a hold of each other.  But things have come a long way since the beginning. 

“All of those routine kind of things have come into play. I think the stress level is much more reduced now that everybody is into somewhat of a groove and it’s been absolutely tremendous.”

Wicks says while they don’t know for certain what the pandemic will look like in 2021 the District will continue to do their best in the classroom and with activities.