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![Education Austin president Ken Zarifis, shown here speaking during the AISD budget stabilization task force meeting on Nov. 7, 2018, demanded on Wednesday that TEA and Austin ISD offer wholly online classes at least for the first nine weeks of the 2020-2021 school year. “We have heard too much from the commissioner [and] from the governor that would lead us down the wrong path,” Zarifis said. “We believe that they do not have the interests of workers, of students and their families in mind as they make the decisions that seem to be more guided by fiscal realities than human realities.” Photo by Bella Russo.](https://macshieldonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/46478948361_91ce2d2f96_o-2-475x300.jpg)
![Jordan Bibby was among the seniors who picked up a yard sign during the curbside pickup on Friday. Bibby said she hopes the virtual graduation ceremony gives her a sense of closure. “I feel like these past two months have blurred into one super long day with no real feeling of completion or moving toward a huge goal,” Bibby said. “It feels like nothing is real right now since I can’t see, feel, or experience [graduating], so maybe this will be the thing that makes graduation feel like a reality.” Photo by Elaine Bohls-Graham.](https://macshieldonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/20200508_111158-e1589940218382-475x300.jpg)
