Pam Richardson (wearing white blouse at table), a teacher at Lee Academy Pilot School in Dorchester, and teacher assistant Misheka Barrosy (to her right) paid a home visit and shared a pizza with the Coyne family.
(Essdras M Suarez/ Globe Staff)
Teachers' house calls make pupils, parents feel at home
Pam Richardson (wearing white blouse at table), a teacher at Lee Academy Pilot School in Dorchester, and teacher assistant Misheka Barrosy (to her right) paid a home visit and shared a pizza with the Coyne family.
(Essdras M Suarez/ Globe Staff)
She was already dressed in her pajamas when her preschool teachers arrived on a crisp night this month with gifts in hand: a coloring book, a dry-erase board, and a baggie full of alphabet-shaped plastic magnets. (Full article: 1120 words)
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