Covid concerns cause Homecoming Dance to be postponed
An increase in covid-19 cases among students has resulted in the anticipated Homecoming dance to be indefinitely postponed, eliciting disappointment from individuals expecting to attend the event.
California becomes the first state to require covid-19 vaccinations for students
All California students ages 12 to 17 will be required to get the covid-19 vaccine beginning next semester or the following school year as stated by Governor Newsom following FDA approval.
One step closer to normal
Getting the covid-19 vaccine takes courage and patience but now people are closer to regaining control of life.
He had covid, which “definitely isn’t fake”
This senior and his family tested positive. It was a harrowing experience.
Grad N Go: An unprecedented graduation
After much anticipation and uncertainty from seniors, it has been announced that the graduating class of 2020 will have an in-person ceremony.
Protesting is “exercising constitutional rights” only if you’re right-wing
Protests reveal a double-standard, where the peaceful are met with violence while the violent are met with peace.
LIVE: Infographics tracking covid-19 pandemic in LA
Live infographic updates tracking deaths and cases in LA County and Van Nuys.
Staying connected while social distancing
It’s left to us to check on one another as quarantine spells out danger for those who usually seek assistance from mental health professionals.
Stepping it up: How Dance Company keeps on performing in quarantine
Due to the covid-19 outbreak, band, dance and theater performances have been put into a halt. However, Dance Company is finding ways to keep on dancing.
“Stay-at-Home” order likely to extend until August, according to a LA Public Health official
Dr. Barbara Ferrer, the director of the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, said that the stay-at-home order and restrictions for may be in place for three more months.
