Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Tori. Today is Thursday, May 14th, 2020.

And we begin with boredom from shelter and place, apparently extending to the animal world.

Earlier this week, a tribe of 200 goats busted out of their fenced pen in a northern California

suburb and made a run for it.

The great escape lasted all of five minutes just long enough for those crazy kids to help themselves to a neighborhood full of potted plants and flower beds.

And for 23 year old Zach Rollins to capture the unexpected field trip on camera.

His video is now making the rounds of television stations and the internet.

So much so, he's asking those who've enjoyed it to donate to feeding America

an organization working to end hunger. In the end no major damage was done to local

lawns although a few of the goats did leave behind a souvenir or two.

Rowlands calls the shock and awe of it the craziest thing to happen in quarantine.

Come fall, some kids could be setting their alarms on Saturdays.

That's one possibility being floated in South Dakota,

as educators there try to make up for the lost spring of 2020.

Other states have other ideas. In Maryland, students could be headed to school year round,

and one New York district is considering renting party tents to make social distancing easier.

Other administrators are thinking beyond the number of hours spent learning.

They're focusing on students' emotional well-being after months spent at home.

However, kids come back in the fall, one superintendent in Alabama is taking the

long view. His assessment, it could take two to three years to make up for the months

spent schooling from home. Hoop fans have a reason to be hopeful.

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver met virtually with team owners and

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