As the news came that schools would start out virtually in the Fall, teachers began preparing over the summer to teach online. Teachers face new challenges of having limited access to their students, meaning they have less engagement with them. Keep Reading
In recent news, the NCAA Board of Governors announced that they support rule changes allowing student-athletes to profit from their name, image and likeness. Keep Reading
After Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced schools would continue distance learning for the rest of this school year, the FHSAA (Florida Highschool Athletic Association) made the decision to officially cancel the 2020 Spring Sports season Monday, April 20. Among all the other consequences resulting from the COVID-19 outbreak, the high school recruitment process is negatively affected as sports shut down this spring. Keep Reading
Grading long essays and teaching students how to analyze literature are some of the daily activities that make up Mrs. Raquel Bolaños’ job as a teacher. However, before being an AP Language and Composition teacher, Mrs. Bolaños was a student just like us. Keep Reading
While many of us miss our peers and are bored in our homes, a relatively new program has been developed that can help us interact with our friends and family and watch our favorite shows at the same time. An activity that certainly helps people exercise social distancing, Netflix Party is a software perfect for keeping social during quarantine. Keep Reading