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  • St. Louis Magazine

    FROM THE EDITOR

    Mar 06, 2021 2 minutes

    THE PANDEMIC HAS taught us to appreciate the little things. This is true, especially, for teachers.

    Take, for instance, covered noses. At one time, ensuring that students’ masks remained over their noses wasn’t part of everyday classroom management. Now, at many schools, it’s right there alongside monitoring for paper airplanes and passed notes (or

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