Because of a winter storm, on Jan. 12, students were let out of school on an early release schedule and did not return to the building for another ten days. Final exams were pushed back several days, dramatically changing feelings for both teachers and students as they went into finals week. In this video, La Salle teachers and staff provide perspective on how grading and student wellness were affected, as well as how they would react to any similar events in the future.
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![Now in her 26th year of teaching, Ms. Amy Gantt emphasizes that education is about helping others. “I hope for [students] to see that they had adults in their life who cared about them and who supported them and who were looking out for their wellbeing,” she said.](https://lasallefalconer.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/IMG_1176-1200x800.jpeg)
Tom McLaughlin • Feb 9, 2024 at 8:24 am
Great video story! While it was fun to hear the perspectives of my colleagues and friends, what most impressed me was the filming and editing. Outstanding job, Harper and Tab!