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This is a video of my poem about how student feel during COVID-19 for Foundations and Curriculum of American Schools.

It is a poem for Foundations & curriculum of American Schools about how student feel during online class due to CODID-19.

During the lockdowns, the only way to attend workout classes was through zoom

“Shaking Schools to their Fondations: Poems in the midst of a pandemic”

My bags are packed to head back to New Mexico.

The empty Harris Playground in Liberty Hill, TX. Stay at home orders have ensured no children on the playsets in order to reduce the spread of COVID-19.

A sign outside of an essential business in Liberty Hill, TX which reads "Only one person can enter at a time." to abide by social distancing rules

A text conversation between myself and my mother. She is 65 and thus qualifies for HEB Favor grocery delivery, whereby an online order is submitted and a shopper with protective gear gathers the items (if available) then delivers to the porch.…

This image depicts my Grandma wearing her mask in her backyard. She might have worn the mask anyways, for allergies, but she’s being extra cautious.

My Grandpa having his daily beer, not wearing a mask because he is too stubborn, and my Grandma wearing her mask next to them.