Some teachers at Brentano Math & Science Academy bundled up and set up tables and computers outside so they could still teach virtually. It's been a long time coming, but it's finally here. Roughly 6,000 CPS students will return to in-person learning for the first time since March. Those returning are Pre-K and special needs students whose parents were willing to send their children back into school buildings. "I feel like she's regressing because she's not getting the therapies she needs," said CPS parent Ebonie Davis. Davis is the mother of identical twins Leah and Layla Scott. The girls are in the 1st grade at South Shore's Thorpe Elementary, but Layla is autistic. When offered the choice to send them back, Davis said she split her decision.