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As we consider which route we’ll take, we think about both the safety and efficiency of the outcome. After interviewing a few students at MHS, I got a bit of an insight into what students experienced with both remote and hybrid learning would like to experience.
Saylor Caruso expressed her feelings toward the season saying, “Well, it’s going to look different this year. I’m excited for the season to begin and look forward to competing along with my teammates.”
It is the first time in two weeks I have to drag myself out of bed and make myself presentable, knowing I cannot count on a computer screen to hide me all day. After rushing around the house and scarfing down a sandwich, I am finally walking through the high school doors.
Some feel that it has become exhausting and strenuous, while others believe the schedule is amazing. Regardless of where your point of view stands, your routine is the most important factor in balancing school and personal life.
Even though we haven’t gone back to normal, I think that what our school staff has accomplished is remarkable. The way schools had been teaching their students for the last hundred years had to abruptly change over the course of a few months.
We are currently living through history. What’s occurring in our world today will be taught to our kids, grandkids, and so on. It’s a challenging time for everyone, but as long as we stick together and have a positive outlook, we’ll make it through.
Google Meet and Zoom are the two platforms used for remote gatherings, and each has its share of pros and cons.
Nearly every person on the planet has faced new and difficult challenges during this unprecedented time of chaos and confusion. But for this year’s retiring teachers, the situation is uniquely impactful.
This year, the Marblehead High School Best Buddies Chapter had a great year filled with fun and new activities. However, the year did not end the way we planned. Due to the Coronavirus, all of the spring events we had planned and were excited for came to a quick halt. But as a club, our…
This article is the first in a series of end-of-year reports from officers of various Marblehead High School activities. Although the work of many clubs was cut short, the 2019-20 school year represented a huge wave of progress for many MHS organizations, and we are excited to shine a light on their success. In our…