Teague ISD district librarian Lynne Campbell, her fourth grade daughter Abby Kilman, and their dog Coco ready to drive through Teague for the parade of faculty/staff members to see students on Wednesday afternoon before the City of Teague went on a shelte
TOP: Carter and Reese Stacks are all smiles as the Teague Elementary parade comes through their neighborhood. They are the children of Collin and Lindy Stacks.
MIDDLE: Encouraging signs lined the drive-thru of Teague Elementary School as students came to pick up resources and school supplies.
BOTTOM: Third grader teacher Hillary Chandler passes out resources to Teague Elementary students on Thursday morning, March 26th, during the school’s Instructional Material Drive-through. Teachers spent hours gathering textbooks, library books, journals
TES staff parades for students, readies distance learning
Thu, 04/02/2020 - 12:00am
Mitchell Pate
“The last week has been incredibly difficult for our campus. We hugged our kids and told them we will see them in a week; have an amazing spring break… not knowing it’d be longer than just a few days before we would see our kids again,” Teague Elementary Principal Crystal Adams said the week after spring break.
The idea of a parade through town was briefly discussed in a faculty Zoom conference on Monday, March 23. However, when the City of Teague implemented the shelter in place order, Teague Elementary administrators Crystal Adams and Lisa Pearson knew they only had a couple of hours before it’d be too late to pull it off.
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