COVID-19
A look into third quarter
Students are entering the second semester of the 2021 school year with mixed feelings about possibly returning to in-person learning.
BREAKING: Hybrid model set to be implemented for Pre-K to grade 3 students
CCSD plans to allow Pre-K to 3rd grade students to return to in-person education.
Q&A: Would you willingly take the COVID-19 vaccine?
We asked a group of students to voice their opinions on the newly released vaccine.
CCSD School Board votes to allow struggling groups of students to volunteer for in-person assistance
Board members touch on immunizing staff, inequities for first steps to reopening schools, and academic information in new plan.
School board meeting tomorrow to discuss possibility of inviting small groups of students to school campuses
COVID-19 mitigation strategies, new recommendation, and elected trustees.
A look into quarter two
Students are adapting the online environment and are continuing to work through the difficulties and lack of motivation.
EDITORIAL: The unicorn of returning to classes
The virus has gotten completely out-of-control and is worse than ever. How can we fix this?
INFOGRAPHIC: Job losses due to COVID-19
Americans have been suffering financially, due to the consequences of the coronavirus.
INFOGRAPHIC: Coping with COVID-19
Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, many adults have been doing what they can to stay busy.
SPARK: How the Animal Foundation is responding to the global crisis
Spokeswoman Kelsey Pizzi shares how the Animal Foundation is overcoming obstacles to continue operations amidst the pandemic.
INFOGRAPHIC: What to expect from a COVID-19 vaccine
The development of a vaccine is underway as the COVID-19 pandemic continues. Here’s what you need to know before it's ready.
Q&A: Do you think Labor Day celebrations will result in an increase in COVID-19 cases?
With Labor Day having been this past Monday, we asked students if Labor Day would be the reason for an uptick in coronavirus cases.