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Mom and son study together

by | Apr 2, 2020 | Education

The coronavirus pandemic that has forced the closure of a number of businesses and caused others to curtail operations, added to the duties of many parents, such as Melissa Mitchell of Branch who is functioning as a student, part-time teacher and mother.

Mitchell is currently not working at her profession as a hairdresser, and has adapted to studying online as a Collin College student and making sure her 10-year completes his lessons as a forth grade student at Harper Elementary in Princeton Independent School District.

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By Joe Reavis • [email protected]

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