As everyone knows, Coronavirus has hit everyone pretty hard. However, no one has really taken the time to think about just how hard it hit students, especially the graduating class of 2021. Yes, the graduating class of 2020 had it rough with its prom and graduation getting canceled, alongside the other half of their senior year, but in my opinion,
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Once again, COVID-19 has taken away the ‘normal’ prom. Many seniors were hopeful that a school dance would be possible, but sadly, it’s not yet a possibility. COVID-19 cases are still high, and having a prom would be a safety risk. So, what is going to happen instead? “Instead, each high school will host an event to safely celebrate graduating
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Friday March 13th, 2020, was a very memorable day. The pandemic took control and shut everything down. This was just one week before March Madness, one of the most watched tournaments in all of sports, was scheduled to take place. After a few modifications, they finally cancelled it, bringing sadness to many. This week though, one year later, the March
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If you don’t plan on traveling this spring break…click HERE to take this quiz to find out what local/at-home activities you can do that match your interests!!
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When the time comes to get your COVID-19 vaccination, will you? Most high school students will be eligible for a vaccine by the end of 2021. Your eligibility for a COVID-19 vaccine is dependent on which group you fall under. For more information about your vaccination eligibility, click here for a recent article that discusses this topic. Many high school
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It is a known fact that college sports generate billions of dollars for schools, networks, and corporate sponsors. Everyone involved is making money off of college athletics except the athletes, the people that make the entire industry possible. There is a current debate going on in the sports industry that has college sports fans heated in regards to the push
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Many students have already returned to school in person via cohorts. Doing a rotation every week, for every three weeks. With fourth and fifth graders going back March 15th, they are making progress with getting students back into in person learning. They want to allow most high school and middle school students to finish school in person completely. There’s been
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High school is a place where teenagers are discovering who they are and what interests them. Clubs and other after school activities, like drama and athletics, are important to this discovery process. During school hours, students take the classes they are required to take and only really get to talk to friends and people with similar interests at lunch or
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One of the greatest symptoms of a year-long global pandemic is the growing rates of anxiety and stress in the population. The tribulations of living through a pandemic have sent many looking for solutions to remedy their constant concerns. One indicator of this has been a significant increase in the sale of semi-precious stones otherwise known as crystals. Many have
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Chances are, you’ve stumbled across a horoscope or other ecological information before. Sometimes it can seem impossible to understand. As it is such a complex system with a seemingly infinitive amount of information, it can be hard to figure out where to start. This guide will cover the basics you need to understand your sign better! To better understand your
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