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Before the shift to distance learning in March of 2020, posters about COVID-19 prevention were displayed around the school.

La Salle Announces Plan to Shift to Hybrid Learning Model

Maddie Khaw, Editor in Chief
January 13, 2021
The two vaccines in use have generated talk — of some concerns, some excitement, and some hopes for a future of pre-pandemic normalcy.

Students Weigh In on the Approved COVID-19 Vaccines

Olivia Galbraith, Editor
January 6, 2021
The opportunities for personal growth that came from this challenging year are among the most positive things to happen in 2020 for some.

La Salle Students Reflect on 2020 And Look Forward To 2021

Avery Rush, Assistant Editor
January 6, 2021
Teachers at La Salle have been grappling with the struggles of balancing parental responsibilities with instructing their own classes.

Good Days, Bad Days, and Too Much Screen Time: How Educators at La Salle are Juggling Parenting and Teaching During The Pandemic

Mia Kritzer, Assistant Editor
December 16, 2020

With Digital Learning, a Global Pandemic, and an Isolating Quarantine, Students Are Feeling the Lack of Connection

Brooklyn Chillemi, Editor
December 9, 2020
La Salle’s weekly digital learning schedule is composed of four days of synchronous learning with Zoom meetings, and one completely asynchronous day on Wednesday of each week. “I feel like it’s kind of a nice break from Zooms,” freshman Kathleen Waldron said on having asynchronous Wednesdays. “It’s nice to have that day to catch up on work.”

Students and Staff Weigh In on the Ups and Downs of Digital Learning

Avery Eldon, Staff Reporter
December 9, 2020
To prevent the rapid spread of the coronavirus, we must wear masks, wash hands, and socially distance.

To Slow the Spread of COVID-19, We Need to Do Better

Kendall Whiteside, Assistant Editor
December 9, 2020

Growth From Quarantine: Students Reflect On What They’ve Learned From the COVID-19 Pandemic

Brooklyn Chillemi and Dakota Canzano
November 18, 2020
“At any given day, we’re taking in, you know, excess fresh food and turning it into delicious hot meals and giving it to people who need it,

The Blanchet House Withstands Challenges Presented by COVID-19

Myra Keyes and Maggie Crimmins
November 11, 2020
If we allow these disadvantages to continue hindering the learning of low-income, already underserved students, we will create irreversible harm for an entire generation.

As the Pandemic Exacerbates Learning Inequities, Further Action is Needed

Mary Loeb, Assistant Editor
November 11, 2020

Art Classes Bring Healing And Creative Outlet For Students Through The Pandemic

Mary Loeb, Assistant Editor
November 4, 2020
Traveling during a global pandemic wasn’t easy, caused a bit of anxiety, and was not how I imagined my experience touring colleges.

Seat Belts On, Tray Tables Up, and Masks Secured: My Experience Traveling During a Pandemic

Mallory Middendorff, Editor
November 4, 2020
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