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Teachers, students reflect on Covid-19’s impact, long-term influence on school culture

Teachers, students reflect on Covid-19’s impact, long-term influence on school culture

Katherine Parker, Managing editor
May 18, 2021
Becky Bertrand pulls up her mask while teaching her English II class behind a desk shield.

“Vacc” to the future

Emma Short, Entertainment editor
April 15, 2021
Counselors have seen a rise in mental health concerns since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic.

Coping with COVID-19 anxiety, according to professional counselors

Katherine Parker, Managing editor
April 6, 2021
Opinion: One year anniversary of lockdown: my experience and lessons learned

Opinion: One year anniversary of lockdown: my experience and lessons learned

Andie San Luis, Editor-in-chief
March 23, 2021
A sign with information on COVID-19 vaccines is taped onto the door of CVS Pharmacy on Josey and Hebron. There are currently multiple eligible groups for the vaccination within four different phases: healthcare workers, long-term care facility residents, frontline essential workers, people over the age of 16 with pre-existing conditions and more.

Opinion: Fears surrounding the vaccine are harmful

Emma Short, Entertainment editor
February 8, 2021
A sign is weighted down next to the CVS drive-thru, dividing the lanes. COVID-19 testing is offered at CVS locations; scheduling an appointment is required prior to getting tested.

Multimedia: Vaccine Locations Map

Emma Short, Entertainment editor
February 3, 2021
Senior Anabel Sanchez stands outside the gym with her rifle. As one of the color guard captains, Sanchez has had to adapt to her role as a leader due to COVID. “It’s been difficult to adjust with covid rules, but just being around my team is what makes my experience better,” Sanchez said.

Keeping the flag flying

Ian Wright, Opinion editor
November 13, 2020
Junior Audri Fleming poses in her handmade mask. Fleming has made a variety of masks for her and her family including both sunflowers themed and Halloween themed.

Mask up

Kate Knauff, News editor
October 27, 2020
Senior Cinta Isom works on her art behind a plexiglass desk shield. She is on the Virtual Plus learning pathway and only attends school for second period.

Sick art

Hailey Dirks, Managing Editor
October 21, 2020
Senior Hailey Lane follows along with Pre-calculus teacher Matthew Garza as he explains a problem on the whiteboard. Lane, who is moving from in-person to virtual plus, said she is dedicated to Silver Wings and will continue to come in for practice, but is switching her other classes online to reduce contact with others. “[I won’t be going fully online] because of drill team,” Lane said. “I wouldnt want to miss that or have to quit, so I wouldn’t want to go completely online.” Lane said.

On the Virtual-Plus side

Malley O'Carroll, Reporter
October 9, 2020
Librarian Kristi Taylor puts on gloves while wearing a mask, before checking books into the library system. Taylor said she wishes more students would say hello and strike up a conversation with her. “Speak when spoken to,” Taylor said. “Not everyone knows how to talk to someone who’s friendly. Say hi. I’m friendly and I talk a lot.”

Beginning a new chapter

Hailey Dirks, Managing Editor
October 2, 2020
Junior Weslyn Brown practices soccer after school on September 17. Brown has been reaching out to college coaches for recruitment for several months now.

COVID-19 alters scouting, creating innovative recruitment services

Malley O’Carroll and Katherine Parker, Reporter
September 24, 2020
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