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As the Writing Center shifts over to an online program, Secretary of Tutor Morale, Hailey Harris, 12, reflects on what she will miss the most about in-person tutorials. “I will definitely miss the one on one in person interaction you get with each student when you meet and have a conversation with them in the writing center,” Harris stated. “I find that personal interaction is extremely valuable as it connects you with your tutee and helps you quickly learn how to best communicate with them based off of their body language.”

Writing Center Goes Online

Claudette De La Garza, Photographer • September 20, 2020

Junior Angela Lopez shares the ups and downs of her quarantine.

The Ups And Downs Of Quarantine

Sam Duque, Illustrator • May 8, 2020

Being able to go out to grocery stores and buy basic needs has never been more difficult for senior, Keila Moreno. “I went to the store the other day and there was literally nothing,” Moreno stated. “It gets me frustrated because my family and I are low on regular groceries.”

Students Take on Covid-19

Arely Macedo and Elaine Lopez • March 30, 2020

Managing the current chain of events with school dismissal, Mr. Navarro, Integrated Math and AP Calculus teacher, is taking it one day at a time. “The first week was difficult reaching my students because of technical issues with Khan Academy, where I assign work to my students. I would try to reach my students that I could not see that they completed the assignment and they would not reach back.” Mr. Narravo stated. “I am feeling better now, I am finding more time to be available to my children. I am spending more time playing with them and chasing them around because they lost all their playtime with their friends from school.”

Teachers Take on Covid-19

Jaylene Cardona, Business Manager • March 28, 2020

Photos courtesy of interviewees.

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