by Eva Zacharakis, News Editor
Sammy McClintock, class of 2023:
“It’s easier in person for me to learn because I can get more help from my teachers and focus better when I’m in the classroom.”
Audrey Kim, class of 2022:
“It feels more safe being remote. I don’t have to worry about getting COVID-19 or bringing COVID-19 back to my family.”
Ryan Normandin, math teacher:
“I don’t feel that the safety measures being taken under the HyFlex model are sufficient to make sure that students and faculty are safe.”
Kevin Lenane, preschool director:
“Having kids back in school is great. We opened the preschool, and the pre-school staff have been working since September. I love being in the building.”
Nick Mahoney, class of 2021:
“I don’t think remote learning worked that well. I didn’t find that to be an environment that was conducive to learning or enjoyment.”
Caitlin Studdard, physics teacher:
“I’m doing what’s right for me and my family based on the health risks, but it was easier to be a remote teacher last week when everyone was. Now, it feels like a lonely club.”
