As Second Semester Kicks Off, Sophomores Visit Campus for Orientation
February 3, 2021
On Wednesday, Feb. 3, sophomores participating in the new hybrid learning model gathered in the gym for a mandatory orientation to cover guidelines for in-person instruction. Updates included arrows that mark which directions to walk in the hallways, specific places to eat lunch, and rules about abiding by the safety protocols.
The orientation started with a quick welcome assembly and a game in which students verbally guided a partner, whose eyes were closed, to pick up cones scattered on the floor. Vice Principal of Student Life Mr. Brian Devine then talked about the new rules that have been put in place for on-campus learning.
Later on, students split into groups to tour the school as well, and to conclude the orientation, there was another short assembly in the gym where a video made by the student council was played, explaining ideas like the dress code and how to wear a mask properly.
Desks are spread out in various areas around campus to allow for social distancing during lunch.
Students gathered for orientation to learn the new safety protocols for the hybrid learning model.
While in the gym, students were required to maintain six feet of space.
While in the gym, students were required to maintain six feet of space.
Students gathered for orientation to learn the new safety protocols for the hybrid learning model.
Desks are spread out in various areas around campus to allow for social distancing during lunch.
Desks are spread out in various areas around campus to allow for social distancing during lunch.
Signs are plastered on the walls around campus with reminders about the direction of traffic and social distancing.
Signs are plastered on the walls around campus with reminders about the direction of traffic and social distancing.
Signs are plastered on the walls around campus with reminders about the direction of traffic and social distancing.
Signs are plastered on the walls around campus with reminders about the direction of traffic and social distancing.
Signs are plastered on the walls around campus with reminders about the direction of traffic and social distancing.
Students played a game where they had to pick up as many cones as they could with their eyes closed.
Students played a game where they had to pick up as many cones as they could with their eyes closed.
Students gathered for orientation to learn the new safety protocols for the hybrid learning model.
Students gathered for orientation to learn the new safety protocols for the hybrid learning model.
