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Teaching and surviving during the COVID-19 pandemic

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IMG 0388 - ReflectionsOlena Makarushka-Kolodiy
Pictured on the steps of St. John’s Ukrainian Montessori Preschool in Newark, N.J., are (clockwise from bottom left) students Lesyk Luker, Adrian Olenchin, Atlas Garlock, Lukian Kolodiy, Liliana Shea and Ivan Savanchuk.

On Friday, March 13, 2020, New Jersey schools announced that the following Monday all schools would be closed as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. At first, everyone expected a two-week closure. However, the school closure was extended and St. John’s Ukrainian Montessori Preschool in Newark, N.J., had to close until the summer.

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