Nicholas Onofrio, senior in education and mathematics, is a student teacher at Manhattan High School's West Campus in a math class. As COVID-19 continues to disturb normal education processes, student teachers have to adapt to changing course modalities and classroom prevention guidelines. (Kaylie McLaughlin | Collegian Media Group)

Nicholas Onofrio, senior in education and mathematics, is a student teacher at Manhattan High School's West Campus in a math class. As COVID-19 continues to disturb normal education processes, student teachers have to adapt to changing course modalities and classroom prevention guidelines. (Kaylie McLaughlin | Collegian Media Group)

Nicholas Onofrio, senior in education and mathematics, is a student teacher at Manhattan High School's West Campus in a math class. As COVID-19 continues to disturb normal education processes, student teachers have to adapt to changing course modalities and classroom prevention guidelines. (Kaylie McLaughlin | Collegian Media Group)

Nicholas Onofrio, senior in education and mathematics, is a student teacher at Manhattan High School's West Campus in a math class. As COVID-19 continues to disturb normal education processes, student teachers have to adapt to changing course modalities and classroom prevention guidelines. (Kaylie McLaughlin | Collegian Media Group)

Nicholas Onofrio, senior in education and mathematics, is a student teacher at Manhattan High School's West Campus in a math class. As COVID-19 continues to disturb normal education processes, student teachers have to adapt to changing course modalities and classroom prevention guidelines. (Kaylie McLaughlin | Collegian Media Group)

Nicholas Onofrio, senior in education and mathematics, is a student teacher at Manhattan High School's West Campus in a math class. As COVID-19 continues to disturb normal education processes, student teachers have to adapt to changing course modalities and classroom prevention guidelines. (Kaylie McLaughlin | Collegian Media Group)

Nicholas Onofrio, senior in education and mathematics, is a student teacher at Manhattan High School's West Campus in a math class. As COVID-19 continues to disturb normal education processes, student teachers have to adapt to changing course modalities and classroom prevention guidelines. (Kaylie McLaughlin | Collegian Media Group)

Nicholas Onofrio, senior in education and mathematics, is a student teacher at Manhattan High School's West Campus in a math class. As COVID-19 continues to disturb normal education processes, student teachers have to adapt to changing course modalities and classroom prevention guidelines. (Kaylie McLaughlin | Collegian Media Group)

Nicholas Onofrio, senior in education and mathematics, is a student teacher at Manhattan High School's West Campus in a math class. As COVID-19 continues to disturb normal education processes, student teachers have to adapt to changing course modalities and classroom prevention guidelines. (Kaylie McLaughlin | Collegian Media Group)

Nicholas Onofrio, senior in education and mathematics, is a student teacher at Manhattan High School's West Campus in a math class. As COVID-19 continues to disturb normal education processes, student teachers have to adapt to changing course modalities and classroom prevention guidelines. (Kaylie McLaughlin | Collegian Media Group)