By: Shelby Kuzminski

One phrase we hear considerably while growing up is “don’t take things for granted,” but when does this phrase truly come in to play? This phrase came true for me this year when the pandemic stuck us in March. I never would have thought my senior year would end so abruptly. I never would have thought that Friday, March 13 would be the last day of high school. Continue reading Losing Too Much Due to COVID-19  →

By: Delaney Chase

I, like many other high school students around the world, have had my school year affected by Covid-19. With school ending early, I missed out on opportunities that most people remember for the rest of their lives. Not only my schoolwork, but my extracurricular activities and summer have changed as well. We will be telling the story of our experiences with this global disaster to future generations that hopefully may never have to overcome something like this. My junior year of high school will be a time written about in history books for years to come.  Continue reading Missing the Second Half of my Junior Year →

By: Dillon Benson

Many people have been physically affected by Covid-19 but even more have been affected in other ways. The majority of the population hasn’t actually been diagnosed with the virus, but have had to social distance and stay at home away from the public. Social distancing is when most businesses close and you are forced to stay at home with no one except your family. The only times you are supposed to leave your house is when you are going out for medical care or groceries. Many people have also been laid off from work to slow the spread of the virus and also because most businesses were closed so they didn’t need as many workers. Due to not being able work, many families are struggling with money.  Continue reading Covid-19 Causes Problems for Everyone   →