HAGERSTOWN, Md. (AP) — For the past two school years, eighth-grade English Language Arts teacher Elizabeth Lewis sometimes spent her planning period helping out in a seventh-grade class at Northern Middle School.
During the last school year, “If you were to come in the building, it would not be strange to see a couple extra adults in a room,” Principal Mike Chilcutt said.
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