UpdatedThu, Feb 11, 2021 at 5:29 pm PT Reply The program is underway as TES teachers continue providing virtual instruction, and as union leaders representing educators move forward in discussions with the district to return to in-person learning. (Shutterstock) TEMECULA, CA — A program that's bringing Temecula Elementary School students back into the classroom amid the pandemic is underway, and officials are calling it a first of its kind. For a decade, the school has partnered with nonprofit Think Together for after-school expanded learning programs, but TES Principal Sandra McKay came up with a twist: What if Think Together came onto campus during regular school hours, even though the Temecula Valley Unified School District is shuttered due to coronavirus?