Rudi Chamria, Staff Writer

November 13, 2020

As the High School strives towards a more inclusive environment, a protocol was created to ensure that teachers gave little to no homework on religious holidays. During September, the Jewish Holidays of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are celebrated. For...

Nick Zirinis, Staff Writer

November 10, 2020

Science Teacher David Partridge discusses the models he has created to predict the future of COVID-19, as well as his time working with the World Health Organization. Listen here to learn more about how he thinks the pandemic will unfold.

Grace Hamilton and Eden Leavey

November 5, 2020

Eight months have elapsed since the community moved to the Distance Learning Plan. Since in-person learning resumed in September, some students have experienced alterations to their productivity levels and study habits.  During the DLP, teachers were...

Beginning Journalism Staff Writers

October 8, 2020

The sound of footsteps and chatter filling the hallways can only mean one thing; school is back in session. For many, the coronavirus pandemic ensured that this would not be the ASL they have seen in the past, but for others, they never saw it look otherwise....

Daniel De Beer, Opinions Editor: Online

September 30, 2020

According to the Public and Commercial Services Union, around a third of disabled adults reported that they felt they were spending too much time alone as a result of the coronavirus outbreak. However, Cameron Lynch (’19), a sophomore at William...