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Teacher from STX Creates Children’s Show to Provide Pandemic Instruction

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Having been told that his elementary school drama classes would have to be conducted online last school year, Crucian native Julius Petersen III, who teaches in Houston, Texas, created a children’s show called "Mr. Pete’s Playhouse."

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