McAllen ISD resumes in-person classes

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FILE - In this May 18, 2021 file photo, fifth graders wearing face masks are seated at proper social distancing during a music class at the Milton Elementary School in Rye, N.Y. As the nation closes out a school year marred by the pandemic, some states are now starting to release new standardized test scores that offer an early glimpse at just how far students have fallen behind — with some states reporting that the turbulent year has reversed years of progress across every academic subject. New York, Georgia and some other states pushed to cancel testing for a second year so schools could focus on classroom learning. (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer, File)

Several school districts across the country had its first day back to in-person classes, among those school districts McAllen Independent School District.

Many kids returned with smiles on their faces, but this time they were covered with face masks, a mandate against Gov. Abbott’s executive order.

However, many local parents are thankful for the mandate, feeling more secure with the use of face masks.

Parents and students from Ben Milam Elementary expressed how they felt about returning to the classroom a year after learning remotely.

Students say they have seen changes in their school, specifically in the cafeteria, but that they are very happy to come back and see their friends.

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