RABUN COUNTY, Ga. — Some north Georgia middle school teachers have gone to hilarious lengths to showcase new COVID-19 safety protocols in their school.
Rabun County Middle School teachers and staff released a video parody of Aerosmith’s “Walk This Way” with all new lyrics. Students return to school on August 19 with both in-classroom and virtual learning options.
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"Back to school and you're looking real cool with your mask tied up in your hair. Using hand sanitizer, soap and water to show that you really care," a staff member sings. "Walk this way! Not that way!"
The video goes on the show a teacher gleefully dancing around her classroom spraying hand sanitizer, teachers demonstrating social distancing in the hallways and wearing masks featuring the school mascot. There's even a little bit of the notorious "Flossie" dance thrown in.
“Take a chance, wash your hands. Use a little GermX too, and remember when you’re moving from place to place, this is what we do,” someone sings.
Last week, a school in Floyd County did a similar parody video to Vanilla Ice’s “Ice, Ice, Baby.”
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