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Infected...With Mercer PrideThe Harrodsburg Herald/Spencer Moore and Robert Moore

Local Teachers Stage Parades For Students, FamiliesTeachers from Burgin Independent Schools and Mercer County Intermediate School held last week, driving around Burgin and Harrodsburg as a way of letting students know that, while we all have to keep our distance, we’re still in this together. Mercer County Elementary School will hold a parade today, Thursday,

April 2. Remember to show your school spirit...and to practice social distancing to stay safe.

Pictured left: Burgin Independent teachers Amanda Rulon and Doug Rulon wave to students during Burgin’s parade.

Pictured below right: Mercer Intermediate Amy Riley let students know how much she misses them.

The Harrodsburg Herald/Robert MooreAlston Griffin seems really happy to see teachers from Mercer Intermediate during Saturday’s parade.

The Harrodsburg Herald/Robert MooreJaneth, Daisy and Layla Nowlin wave during the Mercer Intermediate teach-ers parade on Saturday.

The Harrodsburg Herald/Robert MooreMercer County Intermediate teachers Kristal Irvin and Christina Wilson pre-pare for Saturday’s parade.

The Harrodsburg Herald/Robert MooreKaylee Phillips, Adalynn and Alisha Ridge wave during Saturday’s teachers parade.

The Harrodsburg Herald/Robert MooreMercer Intermediate Principal Dana Cobb waves as she prepares to lead Saturday’s parade.

The Harrodsburg Herald/Spencer MooreBurgin Independent School staff and teachers drove through Burgin on Thursday.

The Harrodsburg Herald/Robert MooreMercer County Intermediate teacher Julie Hammons and friend took part in the parade.

The Harrodsburg Herald/Robert MooreSerenity and Gabe Claunch let teachers know they missed them during the parade Saturday.

The Harrodsburg Herald/Robert MooreAngie Ruehs handed out candy during the Mercer County Intermediate teachers parade.