While many schools are currently scrambling to put together reopening plans for the fall, attempting to absorb guidelines from the state while facing down continued uncertainty in the face of the continued ravages of the pandemic, the Guilford Center for Children (GCC) has been quietly operating for most of the summer, bringing grateful pre-school age children back to learning and social activities after three months of absence.
With reduced class sizes, plenty of outdoor time, and enhanced safety precautions, GCC’s young students have adapted quickly and have been able to enjoy much of the socializing and learning that was so swiftly made impossible by the pandemic back in March, according to GCC Executive Director Lisa Jones.