Greene school adds robot to staff
Greene School 3rd Grader Lillie Kniskern talks about an assignment with Satya Rabb, on screen. (contributed)
The Greene School has added a robot to its staff, in a manner of speaking.
School officials say that Doublebot — a rolling, “Sheldon Cooper-like” robot with an iPad for a head — is used to let children who are sick at home call in to be part of a class if they’re up to it.
4th Grader Phoenix Unzuela hangs out with onscreen classmate Bianca Zapatier.
The pre-K to 6th grade school opened in 2016 at 2001 S. Dixie Highway.
Students from the school will showcase their talents in art and dance on March 2 for parents, family and the public at Persson Hall, at the Kravis Center on Okeechobee Boulevard.
General seating is $5. Tickets may be purchased through the Kravis Center Box Office. Online: https://max.kravis.org/websales/ ; Box Office Phone: 561-832-7469
For information about the school, visit www.thegreeneschool.com.
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