Lincoln County Schools Superintendent

Ensuring students have contact with teachers

Waxel.

And i'm pat simon.

Right now -- we know local leaders are not considering issuing that order.

We do know they are looking to see if a curfew is needed.

We have team coverage for you this morning -- on how north alabamians are dealing with the restrictions, now that the coronavirus has run rampant.

Waay 31's rodneya ross is live with answers you need to know when it comes to your stimulus checks..

But first, we start with waay 31's sierra phillips.

Just in the last half hour we spoke to lincoln county schools tennessee superintendent about how his district is dealing with coronavirus.

Sierra -- how is the district making sure students are learning.

The superintendent told us one of their big priorities right now is making sure students don't go hungry during the closure.

He district has 4,000 students--- they've served more than 19 thousand meals since monday!

Teachers are finding ways to contact students.

Very rural.

We're urging our teachers to reach out to students in any way they can, through direct phone call or social media.

I'm concerned about our kids.

We're all social teachers and missing the social aspect of learning is a pretty big deal tennessee schools are only closed until april 24th right now but heath says they're making plans if the district has to close for the rest of the school year.

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