Produced by the I-Lab at W-B-U-R, Boston.

Welcome to Kind World. I'm Andrea Aswahay. And I'm Yasmin Ammer.

Andrea, you and I both live so close to a bunch of universities here in Greater Boston.

And it's right around this time that the streets should be filled with students

taking pictures and their caps and gowns with their happy families. But of course that is

not happening. I really feel for the class of 2020 you and I are celebrating

10 years since we graduated from college. Yes ma'am and we can both remember just

how exciting that moment was.

It was so emotional.

And we're clearly not the only ones thinking

about how to celebrate the class of 2020.

Educators everywhere are struggling to figure out that exact thing

in the time of a pandemic.

We're going to have something for them.

It's just not going to be traditional. It can't be.

That's Vanessa Clark. She's a superintendent of the Lacey Township School

District in New Jersey. She kept thinking about what to do.

The high school had already printed,

Congrats Class of 2020 lawn signs for each senior.

But then she thought, why not kick it up a notch?

But for that, she needed help from the township's police chief?

So the next day I called them and I said, Chief, you know, what would you think if I asked you if you could escort us to visit the home of every single senior in Lacey Township?

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