Corona school closures

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Boy am I glad that this year is not my final year teaching. This would be a terrible way to end my career. I know the governor has said schools can reopen in May 4th but I just don't see that happening. I hope I am wrong but I am thinking schools will be closed for the rest of this year. That means I can't say goodbye to my seniors who I will not see again since they will be off to college. That makes me very sad.
During all this time at home in addition to remote teaching I am spending time researching places to visit when I do retire. Everyone that knows me is aware I am a HUGE Disney fan so I plan to buy an annual pass when I retire. That will be my retirement gift to myself. Retirement is June of 2021 and this was the headline on a recent post on Mickeyblog.com



This article was perfect for me as it detailed the best time to go and two of those times are when I plan to go. In September I plan to be at Walt Disney World on the first day of school and I also plan to be there the beginning of December


I just have to wait one more year before all the traveling fun begins!

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