CHARLOTTE — Teachers in the Carolinas who love their students and miss being in the classroom are juggling concerns about COVID-19.
Instructors are worried about their health, students and the challenges they face this school year.
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"It is heartbreaking to think about our children and our staff and the way they will be impacted by this," teacher Rae LeGrone said.
In the videos on this webpage, education reporter Elsa Gillis speaks with three teachers about challenges they are dealing with.
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