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The omicron variant now accounts for 59 percent of all reported COVID-19 cases.

Boosters, Symptoms, and Severity: Everything You Need To Know About Omicron

Lucy MacNeela, Staff Reporter
January 12, 2022
La Salles administration announced at the beginning of the school year that 80% of the student body was fully vaccinated.

Following an Anti-Vaccine Protest at Portland Public Schools Board Meeting, Students Share Their Thoughts

Olivia Fuchs, Staff Reporter
November 10, 2021
The La Salle Cross Country team begins their practice with warmups.

Athletic Director Mr. Chris George Comments on Updated COVID Sports Protocols

Kathleen Waldron, Staff Reporter
November 3, 2021
The COVID-19 case tracker will be available to recipients of La Salles newsletter, the Falcon Forum.

La Salle Administration Introduces a New COVID-19 Case Tracker

Lana Skoro, Staff Reporter
November 3, 2021
“If you have a vaccine, then you can really prevent the majority of that infection,” said Dr. Dawn Nolt.

Infectious Disease Doctor Dawn Nolt Breaks Down COVID-19 Myths

Anna Waldron, Staff Reporter
October 20, 2021
At Tuesdays pep assembly, homecoming court announcements were made by a member of Executive Council.

Homecoming Returns for the First Time Since the Beginning of the Pandemic

Avery Marks, Assistant Editor
October 6, 2021
With the new four-day learning model, students will no longer attend school in cohorts — instead, the full student body can convene on campus starting on April 12.

Teachers and Administrators Share Feelings About Shift to Four Days Per Week of In-Person School

Maddie Khaw, Editor in Chief
April 7, 2021
During one food drive this year, the La Salle community donated culturally-appropriate food to a community of migrant workers. We filled an entire La Salle minibus full of avocados and tomatoes and jalapeños and onions and peppers, Ms. Maher said.

“You Can Help”: Amid Pandemic, Service Leaders Aim To Bring Volunteer Opportunities to the Community

Ryan Cechini, Staff Reporter
March 17, 2021
Noemi Skovierova has been working at Jade Bistro & Patisserie since September. “We get a lot more takeout orders than I think we would before,” she said on how her job has been different because of the pandemic.

Working Students Reflect on Their Roles Keeping Communities Running Through the Pandemic

Mary Loeb, Editor
March 10, 2021
Many staff members received their first shots of the coronavirus vaccine at the Oregon Convention Center vaccination site, and will return here for their second doses.

“A Step Towards Getting Back to Teaching”: La Salle Staff Receive First Doses of Coronavirus Vaccine

Mary Loeb, Editor
February 17, 2021
Variants are caused by small copying errors called mutations in the genome of a virus. The C.D.C. is currently monitoring three variants that are spreading globally.

What You Need To Know About the Emerging Coronavirus Variants

Mary Loeb, Editor
February 3, 2021
Sophomore Maya Raphael said, the success of in-person learning is [determined] by the student body’s willingness to listen and adapt.”

Students Comment on the Transition to Hybrid Learning

Alec Willard-Herr, Staff Reporter
January 20, 2021
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