Teacher Shows Up at 6-Year-Old’s Door to Make Sure She’s OK

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Published 2021-02-19

Nearly a year after most students were pushed into virtual learning, the debate continues about how and when to safely get kids back into class. One school has an unusual way of working with students who aren’t showing up for their virtual classes. Teachers are going to door to door making house calls to check in on some of their students who’ve been absent. Children struggle with different hurdles to online learning. Slow internet speeds and inconsistent housing situations are big factors. #InsideEdition

All Comments (21)

@Black-nw6gy 3 years ago

The last nice thing my teacher did for me was giving me a detention
@ayamspesialyeah2090 3 years ago

Sure they would act surprised that their teacher is here, no more playing games in class now
@ariannadshae 3 years ago

You never know what a child is going through at home and why they’re missing school. They’re mindful for checking up on them and making sure everything is okay. We need more people like them in education.
@jennifercross1586 3 years ago

This is why teachers should be making WAY MORE then they’re getting right now.
@raineylights 3 years ago

meanwhile my teachers mark me absent in lessons I was in
@annanicole6402 3 years ago

I missed so much school growing up due to many problems going on at home. My middle school decided it was best to take me to court and put me in juvenile detention for 2 weeks. No one EVER asked me what was going on. Instead I was embarrassed and scolded by my educators. The kindness and compassion from these women is beautiful. Children cannot control their home lives! I wish everyone was as understanding
@shaniawat004 3 years ago

That 3rd grade boy really had the face like “I know they didn’t come into my house and tell me when I should be sleeping” 😭🤣
@ashleetyler429 3 years ago

I feel bad for the mom who had to pick who would be able to go virtual learning because of the slow wifi
@Greenpoloboy3 3 years ago

a teacher knocked on my home door once after having a few days off school. scared me so much but thankfully i was the only one who heard him knocking and i did not answer
@joansbbqandfootmassage2654 3 years ago

i feel like some teachers just aren’t mindful of our home life and just assume everyone has a quiet place to work with high speed internet
@prettysadgirl1040 3 years ago

Is no one gonna talk about how that little boy looked when he opened that door 0:06 he regret opening that door😂
@deadumbreon2512 3 years ago

Poor kids they look terrified even with good intentions most kids dont want their nightmare fuel knocking their doors
@kristinaharris4391 3 years ago

Honestly we need more teachers like this they aren’t controlling but more so caring and worried! They don’t judge you they just wanna figure out how to make it work and that is so much more to people than you think..
@codealtf4logn779 3 years ago

The girl: “I’m so excited” Also her: Dying inside
@asherwilliams4410 3 years ago

Bruh litterally telling everyone what school she goes to💀💀💀
@montyb969 3 years ago

It's so sad people talking about how they hate their teachers, I guess I was lucky enough to have teachers who cared about me and my well being.
@sethaeder7770 3 years ago

That seems like a nightmare to see a teacher come to your house
@Frenite 3 years ago

They’re such nice teachers for caring about their students and their well-beings.
@miranda6628 3 years ago

I would feel annoyed instead of “loved”😐
@jnieswartz4878 1 year ago

This makes a enormous impact on these children! Feeling loved and missed. Makes school feel like a warm loving place.