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Florida teacher goes out of her way to help struggling student during coronavirus lockdown

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Social distancing is not only about preventing the illness itself, but rather, slowing the rate at which people get sick. A first-grade teacher in Florida went above and beyond last week to cheer up one of her students who appeared to be having a hard time with the coronavirus lockdown.

The teacher, Katie Ricca of North Bay Haven Charter Academy, had been teaching lessons online via Zoom, in addition to storytime in the evenings. RELATED: CoronavirusNOW.com, FOX launches national hub for COVID-19 news and updates During one of those storytime sessions, she reportedly noticed that one of her students, 7-year-old Hannah, appeared sad and withdrawn. “She left the meeting early so I texted her mom to check in,” Ricca told Good Morning America

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